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The Johns Hopkins Medical Journal 30 (1919)

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General Index To The First Sixteen Volumes Of Thejohns Hopkins Hospital Bulletin

From 1890 To 1905, Inclusive

Compiled By Naomi Lee Spicer

The Johns Hopkins Press

Baltimore, 1906

DALT1M01IF, UD., U. S. A.

GENERAL INDEX TO THE FIRST SIXTEEN VOLUMES OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BULLETIN

FROM 1890 TO 1905, INCLUSIVE

I. AUTHOR AND TITLE INDEX

Note. — It will be noticed that in the index of authors the title of the paper has been made to correspond strictly with the title given by the author, both in form and spelling. In the subject index a uniform spelling has been employed.

Abbott, Alexander C. vol. page

Bacteriological study of hail I, 56

Corrosive sublimate as a disinfectant against the staphylococcus pyogenes aureus II, 50

Letter concerning errors in " The Principles of Bacteriology." Ill, 11

Milk as a culture medium for the tubercle bacillus. (Proceedings.) I, Gl

Report on the Koch treatment of tuberculosis at Berlin II, 4

Report upon the heating and ventilation of the Johns Hopkins Hospital II, 129

The relation between water supply and epidemics I, 55

The relation of the pseudo-diphtheritic bacillus to the diphtheritic bacillus II, 110, 143

Typhoid fever organisms and lower animals I, 63

Abbott, Alexander C, and Ghriskey, Albert A.

A contribution to the pathology of experimental diphtheria, with special reference to the appearance of

secondary foci in the internal organs IV, 29

Abbott, Alexander C, and Welch, William H.

The etiology of diphtheria II, 25

Abel, John J.

A contribution to our knowledge of organic sulphur compounds in the field of animal chemistry V, 123

Further observations on epinephrin XII, 80

Further observations on the chemical nature of the active

principle of the suprarenal capsule IX, 215

On a simple method of preparing epinephrin and its compounds XIII, 29

On the appearance of carbamic acid in the urine after the continued administration of lime water, and the fate of carbamic acid in the body V, 37

On the behavior of epinephrin to Fehling's solution and other characteristics of this substance XII, 337

Abel, John J., and Crawford, Albert C.

On the blood-pressure-raising constituent of the supra-renal capsule VIII, 151

Allbutt, T. Clifford.

Medicine in the nineteenth century IX, 277

Allen, Herbert W.

Albuminous expectoration following thoracentesis, with report of a case XIV, 18

Amberg, Samuel.

A contribution to the study of amoebic dysentery in children XII, 355

Diphtheria with cardiac malformations. (Proceedings.) XI, 258

Tuberculosis following syphilis. (Proceedings.) XI, 258

A.MJS. ))i I A NO. vol. page

Primary carcinoma of the gall-bladder V, 74

Amick, Albert L., and Stokes, William R.

Typhoid appendicitis without other intestinal lesions XVI, 284

Anderson, H. B., and Flexner, Simon.

The results of the intra-tracheal inoculation of the Bacillus diphtherias in rabbits IX, 72

Atkinson, A. Duval.

Parotitis following visceral inflammation. A report of two cases VIII, 204

Austin, Mabel F.

Endocarditis clue to a minute organism, probably the

bacillus of influenza X, 194

Baer, William S.

Painful heels. ( Proceedings.) XVI, 264

Baer, William S., and Kennard, H. W.

The diagnostic value of tuberculin in orthopedic surgery XVI, 13

Baer, William S., and others.

Regeneration of the dorsal root of the second cervical nerve within the spinal cord. (Proceedings.) IX, 144

Baetjer, F. Harry.

Thoracic aneurisms. (Proceedings.) XVI, 387

Bailey, Pierce.

Primary focal haematomyelia from traumatism. (Proceedings.) IX, 292

Baltzell, William H.

Case of multiple nsevi. (Proceedings.) U, 104

Bardeen, Charles R.

A new carbon-dioxide freezing microtome XII, 112

Borns method of reconstruction by means of wax plates as used in the anatomical laboratory of the Johns

Hopkins University XII, 148

Edinger on "The Development of Brain Paths in the Animal Series." VI11 ' 126

On certain visceral pathological alterations, the result of superficial burns. (Proceedings.) VIII, 81

Use of the material of the dissecting room for scientific purposes * ' D

Barker, Lewellys F.

A case of healed aneurism of the aorta. (Proceedings.) ' • • '

A case of pharyngomycosis leptothrica. (Proceedings.) ,„ M » VI, 93

A new aesthesiometer ^ nI > 125

Area of necrosis in internal capsule in typhoid fever.

(Proceedings.)

Babkeb, Lewellys F. — Continued. vol. page Bilateral exostoses on the inferior surface of the calcaneus, gonorrhceal in origin. (Pododynia gonorrhoea.) (Proceedings.) XVI, 384

Bronzed diabetes, with enlargement of the liver and palpable spleen. (Proceedings.) XVI, 385

Changes in the cells of the nucleus dorsalis resulting from pressure upon the upper portion of the spinal cord. (Proceedings.) XI, 72

Concerning neurological nomenclature VII, 200

Demonstration of Florence's iodine test for seminal stains. (Proceedings.) VIII, 133

Medical Commission to the Philippines XI, 26

On the presence of iron in the granules of the eosinophile leucocytes V, 93

On the present status of therapy and its future XI, 149

On the study of anatomy XII, 87

Perichondritis probably of gonorrhceal origin. (Proceedings.) XVI, 385

Recurrent carcinoma in post-rectal tissues with metastases; death from infection with the streptococcus pyogenes. (Proceedings.) IV, 71

Some points regarding the pathology of malaria. (Proceedings.) VII, 74

The phrenology of Gall and Flechsig's doctrine of association centres in the cerebrum VIII, 7

Barker, Lewellys F., axd Bardeex, Charles R.

An outline of the course in normal histology and microscopic anatomy VII, 100

Barker, Lewellys F., axd Flexxer, Simox.

Report upon an expedition sent by the Johns Hopkins University to investigate the prevalent diseases in the Philippines XI, 37

The recent outbreak of epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis at Lonaconing and other places in the Valley of George's Creek, Maryland. (Proceedings.) IV, 68

Barker, Lewellys F., axd Futcher, Thomas B.

A case of purulent leptomeningitis associated with acute endocarditis due to infection with the Micrococcus lanceolatus. (Proceedings.) X, 232

Bassett, Victor H., axd Opie, Eugexe L.

Typhoid infection without lesion of the intestine. A case of haemorrhagic typhoid fever with atypical intestinal lesions XII, 198

Baumgahtex, Walter.

The clinical value of Oliver's haemocytometer XIII, 176

Beall, F. C.

Cases of hernia in dogs XVI, 196

Beax, Robert Bexxett.

Observations on a study of the subclavian artery in man XV, 203

Berkley, Hexry J.

A case of acromegaly in a negress II, 134

A case of chorea minor occurring during an attack of maniacal excitement in an adult VI, 44

A case of paranoia, with a study of the cerebral convolutions V, 130

Acute ataxia (pseudotabes) following diarrhoea Ill, 9

Dementia paralytica in the negro IV, 94

Experimental lesions produced by the action of ricin on the cortical nerve cell. (Proceedings.) VII, 143

Lesions induced by the action of certain poisons on the nerve cell. Study VI— Diphtheria VIII, 23

On nerve degeneration in some syphilitic growths II, 80

Specimens of false porencephalia. (Proceedings.) ...XI, 93

Strontium bromide in the treatment of chronic epilepsy IV, 50

Studies on the lesions induced by the action of certain poisons on the cortical nerve cell. Study VII — Poisoning with preparations of the thyroid gland VIII, 137

The condition of the gemmules or lateral buds of the cortical neurodendron in some forms of insanity. VI, 68

The Golgi silver stain with the central nervous system, and its results. A collective review Ill, 26

The intrinsic nerves of the kidney — A histological study IV, 1

The nerve endings in the mucosa of the small intestines, muscularis mucosae, and cortex of the kidney. . . .Ill, 73

The pathological findings in a case of general cutaneous and sensory anaesthesia without psychical implication XI, 64

The psychical nerve cell in health and disease VII, 162

Bettmaxx, Miltox.

A case of labor in a bicornate uterus. (Proceedings.) XIII, 56

Fibrinous bronchitis. (Proceedings.) XII, 299

Billixgs, Johx S.

John Arderne and early English medical writers V, 21

Rare medical books I, 29

Billings, Johx S., Jr.

A fatal case of purpura haemorrhagica, with extreme anaemia V, 65

The leucocytes in croupous pneumonia V, 105

The leucocytes in malarial fever V, 89

Therapeutic use of extract of bone marrow V, 115

Bibge, E. G.

Some observations on the occurrence of Micrococcus zymogenes XVI, 309

Blachsteix, Arthur G.

Intravenous inoculation of rabbits with the Bacillus coli communis and the Bacillus typhi abdominalis. . . .II,. 96 Block, E. Bates.

A case of typhoid fever in which the typhoid bacillus was obtained twice from the blood during life VIII, 119

The agglutinative action of the blood serum of patients

suffering from typhoid fever VII, 206

Bloodgood, Joseph C.

A new apparatus for immediate and permanent drainage of the urinary bladder after suprapubic cystosto my VII, 64

An early case of ulcer of the stomach XV, 345

Angioneurotic erythema and its surgical treatment by neurectomy XIV, 138

Early exploratory operations in tuberculosis of the hip XI, 11

Exhibition of a case of skin grafting. (Proceedings.) IV, 110

Giant cell sarcoma of the bone XIV, 134

Method of instruction in surgical pathology XIV, 220

New operation for hemorrhoids. (Proceedings.) ....VII, 24 Perforating gunshot wound of chest. (Proceedings.) .VII, 24 Rarer cases of and observation on streptococcus infection. (Proceedings.) VIII, 47

Rupture of right abdominal muscle. (Proceedings.) ..V,' 33 Sarcoma in the floor of the mouth. Excision followed by hypertrophy of the left submaxillary gland. (Proceedings.) V, 120

Sarcoma of the tibia. (Proceedings.) XIV. :'.ir,

Bloodgood, Joseph C. — Continued. vol. page

Strangulated hernia. (Proceedings.) V, 32

The transplantation of the rectus muscle in certain cases of inguinal hernia in which the conjoined tendon

is obliterated IX, 96

Two cases of acute pancreatitis. (Proceedings.) ...XII, 26

Blumeb, Gboboe.

Aplastic anaemia associated with lymphoid hyperplasia

of the bone-marrow XVI, 127

Cardiac hypertrophy. (Proceedings.) VII, 144

Exhibition of a case of hemiplegia with motor aphasia, occurring in a patient convalescing from typhoid

fever. (Proceedings.) VII, 72

Generalized melanotic sarcoma. (Proceedings.) ....VII, 188 Notes on some cases of angina treated with Behring's

antitoxine VI, 158

Notes on two cases of ureteral abnormality VII, 174

Specimen of adenocarcinoma of pancreas. (Proceedings.) VII, 189

The relation of the status lymphaticus to sudden death,

death under anaesthesia, and infection XIV, 270

Bll mer, George, and Laird, Arthur T.

Report of a case of fulminating hemorrhagic infection due to an organism of the Bacillus mucosus capsu latus group XII, 45

Bll.mer, George, and Thayer. William S.

Ulcerative endocarditis due to the gonococcus; gonor rhoeal septicaemia VII, 57

Blumer, George, and Young, Hugh H.

A case of anthrax septicaemia in a human being associated with acute anthrax endocarditis and peritonitis VI, 127

Boccs, Thomas R.

Arthritis deformans. (Proceedings.) XIII, 115

Bacteriological observations in some cases of bronchiectasis. (Proceedings.) XVI, 288

Uncinariasis. Report of a case of infection with the

American species XIV, 232

Bombaugh, Charles C.

Female poisoners — ancient and modern X, 148

Medical fees in ancient Greece and Rome IX, 183

The plagues and pestilences of the Old Testament. . . .IV, 64 Booker, William D.

A case of abdominal tuberculosis. (Proceedings) ... .II, 41 A case of combined diphtheria, measles, and chicken-pox.

( Proceedings. ) IV, 52

Case of dactylitis. (Proceedings.) II, 104

Enlarged liver. (Proceedings.) I, 115

Enlarged spleen. (Proceedings.) I, 114

Fissure of the anus. (Proceedings.) I, 113

Haematoma of the sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle in an infant. (Proceedings.) IV, 52

Hippocrates on diseases of children. (Proceedings.) . .Ill, 76

Stomach washing in children. (Proceedings.) I, 69

The relation of pseudo-diphtheric angina to diphtheria, with special reference to scarlatinal pseudo-membranous angina Ill, 109

Brem, Walter V.

Action of the toxic agent of lobar pneumonia: Therapeutics XVI, 321

Briggs, John B.

Recurring phlebitis of obscure origin XVI, 228

The results of some observations on blood-pressure in

morbid conditions in adults XIV, 35

Bbockway, Frederick J. vol. page

Bilateral dislocation of jaw. ( Proceedings. ) I, 59

Compound depressed fracture of skull. (Proceedings.) . I, 21

Radical cure of hernia. ( Proceedings. ) I, 21

Thiersch's skin grafting with exhibition of cases. (Proceedings.) I, 86

Brodel, Max.

The intrinsic blood-vessels of the kidney and their significance in nephrotomy XII, 10

Brooks, William K.

On the origin of the thyroid gland IV, 47

Scientific laboratories X, 199

The inheritance of deafness. (Proceedings.) XI, 112

William Harvey as an embryologist VIII, 167

Biiowx, George S.

A case of pneumo-cardial rupture. (Correspondence.) VIII, 33

Brown, James.

Catheterization of the male ureters IV, 73

Catheterization of the ureters in the male VI, 12

Brown, Thomas R.

A broken catheter in the bladder, cystitis, calculus, pyelonephritis, lateral lithotomy, death. (Proceedings.) Ill, 75

Aortic aneurysm. ( Proceedings. ) IX, 272

Haematuria of doubtful significance. (Proceedings.) . .Ill, 41 On the chemistry, toxicology, and therapy of snake poisoning X, 221

On the specific gravity of the urine during anaesthesia

and after salt solution enemata IX, 190

Ovarian cysts in the negress X, 44

Studies on trichinosis VIII, 79

The bacteriology of cystitis, pyelitis, and pyelonephritis

in women XII, 4

Urinary anomalies XI, 97

Brush, Clinton E., Jr.

Notes on cervical ribs XII, 114

Buckler, H. Warren.

Pulmonary tuberculosis in Baltimore XII, 288

Bunting, C H.

Case of arthritis deformans. (Proceedings.) XIII, 250

Congenital cystic kidney. (Proceedings.) XVI, 411

Multiple primary carcinomata of the ileum XV, 389

The etiology and pathogenicity of pernicious anaemia XVI, 222

The etiology of serofibrinous pleurisy with reference to

cytological diagnosis XIV 185

Burnam, Curtis F.

Exhibition of four appendices vermiformes showing unusual pathological conditions (from the service of Dr. Kelly) XV, 136

Cabot, Arthur T.

Personal experience in operations for stone in the bladder XI, 107

Cabot, Richard C.

An improved stethoscope. (Proceedings.) XI, 33

The limitations of urinary diagnosis. (Proceedings.) .XV, 174 The pulmonic second sound. (Proceedings.) XI, 33

Cabot, Richard C, and Locke, Edwin A.

On the occurrence of diastolic murmurs without lesions

of the aortic or pulmonary valves XIV, 113

Calvert, William J.

A convenient still to make absolute alcohol XVI, 68

A practical method of demonstration XVI, 19

GENERAL IXDEX TO THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BULLETIN

Calvebt, William J. — Continued. vol. page

A preliminary report on the blood in two cases of

filariasis XIII, 23

Eosinophilia in filariasis XIII, 133

Movability of the heart in pneumothorax XVI, 300

On the blood-vessels of the human lymphatic gland. .XII, 177

Plague in the Orient XIV, 60

The history of the medical department of Transylvania

University and its faculty X, 153

Calvebt, William J., and Elting, Abthub W.

An experimental study of the treatment of perforative peritonitis in dogs by a new method of operation VIII, 143

Camac, C. N. B.

A visit to Bad Nauheim, with the purpose of investigating the " Schott treatment " for chronic heart disease VIII, 101

Broadbent's sign. (Proceedings.) IX, 271

Historic outline of cardiac pathology and clinical aspects

of chronic myocarditis XV, 27

Resistance to quinine of certain forms of malaria. (Proceedings.) X, 69

Campbell, D. G. J., and Simon, Chables E.

A case of myelogenous leukemia. (Proceedings.) ...XV, 181 A contribution to the study of cystinuria XV, 365

Campbell, Given, and Ghiselin, A. D.

A quick method of filtering blood serum VI, 91

Cabet, H. W.

Report of two testicular teratomata with a review of the

recent literature XIII, 268

Cabboll, James.

Address at the unveiling of the memorial tablet to

Dr. Lazear XV, 387

Cabteb, Edward P.

Report of a case of polybacterial infection in typhoid fever, with especial reference to certain involutions

exhibited by the Bacillus typhosus VIII, 115

Chatabd, J. A.

Acute pericarditis complicating acute lobar pneumonia XVI, 334

Chittenden, Abthub S.

On the solution of mercury in the body X, 92

Chbistian, Henby A.

Some newer aspects of the pathology of fat and fatty

degeneration XVI, 1

Two instances in which the musculus sternalis existed. —

One associated with other anomalies IX, 235

Chttbchman, John W.

A case of congenital urethral stricture associated with hematuria and symptoms suggesting renal

disease XVI, 256

Atheromatous cyst of the scrotum. (Proceedings.) . .XVI, 264

Bladder calculus in an infant. (Proceedings.) XVI, 264

Traumatic atrophy of the testicles. (Proceedings.) .XVI, 265

Clabk, Alfbed H., and Bowley, Robebt L.

A case of Caesarean section following ventral fixation. XVI, 101

Clabk, John G.

A death from chloroform. Impossibility of inducing artificial respiration on account of rigid thorax and adherent abdominal viscera VI, 89

A more radical method of performing hysterectomy for

cancer of the uterus VI, 120

A rare case of lithopedion VIII, 221

Clabk, John G. — Continued. vol. page

Origin, development, and degeneration of the blood-vessels

of the ovary X, 40

Papilloma of the Fallopian tube IX, 163

Postural method of draining the peritoneal cavity after

abdominal operations VIII, 59

Sub-acute and chronic cystitis treated by the vesical

balloon VII, 44

Ten cases of cancer of the uterus operated upon by a

more radical method of performing hysterectomy. VII, 37

The causes and significance of uterine hemorrhage in

cases of myoma uteri X, 11

The cure of uterine cancer. (Proceedings.) XVI, 149

Clabk, John G, and Miller, G. Bbown.

The sterilization of catgut by cumol VII, 46.

Clarke, Thomas W.

Aneurism of abdominal aorta or cceliac axis. (Proceedings.) XIV, 86

Repeated copious haemoptysis from an aortic aneurism, extending into the right lung and finally rupturing into the pleura XVI, 98

Clement, A. W., and MacCallum, William G.

Pulmonary tuberculosis, with diffuse pneumonic consolidation, in a lion XI, 85

Clowes, G H. A.

Preliminary communication regarding an immune body capable of inhibiting the development of cancer in

mice (adenocarcinoma, Jensen) XVI, 130

Abstract. (Proceedings.) XVI, 146

Codman, E. A.

The use of the X-ray in surgery XIV, 120

Cole, Ruftjs I.

Blood cultures in pneumonia XIII, 136

Cases of malignant endocarditis with septicaemia. (Proceedings.) XIII, 252

Case of typhoid fever showing some unusual features.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 118

Cystic kidney. (Proceedings.) XVI, 411

Exhibition of a case of probable tuberculosis of the parotid gland. (Proceedings.) XV, 258

Exhibition of cases of typhoid meningitis. (Proceedings.) XV, 62

Experimental streptococcus arthritis. (Proceedings). XVI, 114

Frequency of typhoid bacilli in the blood XII, 203 Note on a case of infection by Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, in which the organism was demonstrated in

the circulating blood during life XIII, 234

Pneumococcus septicaemia, meningitis and arthritis.

(Proceedings.) XIII, 143;

Pulsating empyema. (Proceedings.) XVI, 411

Coley, William B.

Further observations upon the treatment of malignant tumors with the toxins of erysipelas and Bacillus prodigiosus, with a report of 160 cases VII, 157

Cone, Clarhjel.

Encysted dropsy of the peritoneum secondary to uterotubal tuberculosis and associated with tubercular pleurisy, generalized tuberculosis and pyococcal infection VIII, 91

On tuberculosis of the oesophagus, with the report of a

case of unusual infection VIII, 229

Cone, Sydney M.

A case of carcinoma metastases in bone from a primary

tumor of the prostate IX, 114

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Conk, Sydney M. — Continued. vol. page Squamous epithelioma and epithelial hyperplasia in sinuses and bone following osteomyelitis VIII, 146

Squamous epithelioma in a dermoid of the jaw VIII, 208

Tendon transplantation XII, 259

Cook, Henry W.

Nitrogen excretion in pneumonia and its relation to

resolution XIII, 307

The clinical value of blood-pressure determinations as a

guide to stimulation in sick children XIV, 37

Cordell, Eugene F.

Charles Frederick Wiesenthal, medicine practicus, the

father of the medical profession of Baltimore. .. .XI, 170 Dr. Charles Frederick Wiesenthal's medical reports. .XVI, 407 Dr. Heinrich or Henry Keerl, of Baltimore, the " Hessian

Surgeon " : XVI, 133

Sketch of John Crawford, M. D X, 158

The Doctors Gustavus Brown of Lower Maryland. . .XIII, 188

The medicine and doctors of Horace XII, 233

The medicine and doctors of Juvenal XIV, 283

Transactions of the Harford Medical Society, 1797-8. XIII, 181 Cornell, William B.

A case of tabetic vertebral osteo-arthropathy, with radiograph XIII, 242

Infantile paralysis of the abdominal muscles, with report

of a case XVI, 11

Councilman, William T.

Acute Bright's disease in cows. (Proceedings.) I, 59

Acute miliary tuberculosis. (Proceedings.) II, 84

Address upon the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary

of the graduation of Dr. William H. Welch XI, 135

Anatomical lesions of amoebic dysentery. (Proceedings.) Ill, 13

Aneurism of a branch of the pulmonary artery. (Proceedings.) II, 43

Atypical epithelial growths. (Proceedings.) I, 20

Cerebro-spinal meningitis IX, 27

Cirrhosis of the liver with glomerulo-nephritis. (Proceedings.) II, 40

Lymphatic leucaemia. (Proceedings.) II, IS

Multiple aneurism of the aorta, with bronchiectasis.

( Proceedings. ) II, 43

Peri-splenic abscess II, 20

Primary tumor of pancreas. (Proceedings.) I, 51

Syphilis of the lung II, 34

Tuberculosis specimens. (Proceedings.) Ill, 41

Unusual ulceration of ileum. (Proceedings.) Ill, 31

Uterine tumor. (Proceedings.) II, 20

Craig, Charles F.

Report of a case of combined typhoid and quartan malarial fevers. (Proceedings.) X, 213

Crawford, Albert C, and Abel, John J.

On the blood-pressure-raising constituent of the suprarenal capsule VIII, 151

Crile, George W.

Surgical pathology XVI, 269

Cullex, Ernest K.

A morphological study of the blood of certain fishes and birds, with special reference to the leucocytes of

birds XIV, 352

Presentation of a case of scleroderma. (Proceedings.) XV, 180

Cullen, Thomas S.

A rapid method of making permanent specimens from

frozen sections by the use of formalin. .VI, 67; VIII, 108

Cullen, Thomas S.- Continued. vol

A simple electric female cyetoscope XI V, 166

Abscess (?) in the urethrovaginal septum V, 1",

Adenocarcinomaoi' the umbilicus. (Proceedings.) . .XVI, 1 1 < »

Adeno-myoma of the round ligament VII, 1!L'

Angio-sarcoma of the ovary V, 1 :: 1

Cancer of the liver. (Proceedings.) XVI, 1 Pi

Cases of myomata of the uterus, (Proceedings.) .. .VIII, 216 Exhibition of placenta volamentosa. (Proceedings > V. :.l Extrauterine pregnancy following old salpingitis. (Proceedings. ) XIII, 150

Fibroma of the abdominal wall; Primary carcinoma of the right Fallopian tube; An accessory and twisted

omentum XVI, :;:•?

Further remarks on adeno-myoma of the round

ligament IX, 142

Hydatidiform mole. (Proceedings.) XIII, 148

Papillo-cystoma of the ovary V, 103

Report of four cases of uterine myomata. (Proceedings.) XIV, 89

Sarcomatous myoma. (Proceedings.) XVI, 237

Some recent cases of extrauterine pregnancy. (Proceedings.) XV, 58

Tuberculosis of the kidney. (Proceedings.) XIII, 149

Tumor developed from aberrant adrenal in the kidney. VI, 37

Vaginal cysts XVI, 207

Cushing, Harvey.

A comparative study of some members of a pathogenic group of bacilli of the hog cholera or Bac. enteritidis (Gartner) type, intermediate between the typhoid

and colon groups XI, 156

A ninth case of Gasserian ganglion extirpation. (Proceedings.) XIII, 248

Acute diffuse gonococcus peritonitis X, 11

Cocaine anaesthesia in the treatment of certain cases of hernia and in operations for thyroid tumors. (Proceedings.) IX, 195

Concerning a definite regulatory mechanism of the vasomotor center which controls blood pressure during

cerebral compression XII, 29(

Hsmatomyelia from gunshot wound of the cervical spine.

(Proceedings.) VIII, 19;

Laparotomy for intestinal perforation in typhoid

fever IX, 25'

Observations upon the neural anatomy of the inguinal region relative to the performance of herniotomy

under local anaesthesia XI, 5i

Observations upon the origin of gall-bladder infections and upon the experimental formation of gallstones X 16f

Perineal zoster. (Proceedings.) XV. 17;

Remarks upon a case of jejunal fistula. (Proceedings.) X, 13(

The sensory distribution of the fifth cranial nerve XV, 212

The special field of neurological surgery XVI, 7'

The taste fibers and their independence of the N. trigeminus XIV, 7!

Thrombosis of the carotid artery. (Proceedings.) . . . .XI, 26(

Typhoidal cholecystitis and cholelithiasis IX, 9]

Cushing, Harvey, and Thomas, Henry M.

Exhibition of two cases of radicular paralysis of the brachial plexus. (Proceedings.) XIV, 31;

Cushing. Harvey, and others.

Comparative surgery XVI, 17!

GENERAL INDEX TO THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BULLETIN.

Cusiiing, Henry K. vol. page

Notes suggested by the Franklin-Heberden pamphlet of

1759 XV, 27G

Dabney, William M., axd Harris, Norman MacL.

Report upon a case of gonorrhceal endocarditis in a patient dying in the puerperium; with reference to

two recent suspected cases XII, 68

Dabe, Arthur.

A new method of hemo-alkalimetry and a new hemo alkalimeter XI V, 175

Demonstration of a new hemoglobinometer. (Proceedings.) XII, 24

Dawsiix, Percy M.

Observations on the epithelium of the urinary bladder

in man IX, 155

The blood pressure in different parts of the arterial tree.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 202

Stephen Hales, the physiologist XV, 232

The biography of Stephen Hales, D. D., F. R. S XV, 185

1IE SCHWEIXITZ, G. E.

The visual field as a factor in general diagnosis. (Proceedings.) VI, 15

Dewis, John W.

Early autopsies at St. Croix Island. (Correspondence.) XVI, 199

Dixox, William T.

Remarks at the presentation of Thorwaldsen's statue of

Christ to the Hospital VIII, 1

Dobbix, George W.

Puerperal sepsis due to infection with the Bacillus

aerogenes capsulatus VIII, 24

Dock, George.

Vaccine and vaccination XV, 109

Doiime, Gistayis C, axd Hirshberg, Leoxard K.

The distribution of anopheles in the vicinity of Baltimore XIII, 45

Dreser, H.

A contribution to the study of anaesthesia by ether. . .VI, 7

Dunham, Edwabd K.

Observations to determine the motility of the Bacillus

aerogenes capsulatus under anaerobic conditions. VIII, 71 Report of five cases of infection by the Bacillus aerogenes

capsulatus (Welch) VIII, 68

Dl'SHAM, KeNXOX.

The effects of X-rays upon lower animal life and the tube

best suited to their destruction XV, 51

DtJNHAM, Theodore.

Apparatus for the treatment of fracture of the femur.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 147

Treatment of esophageal stricture. (Proceedings.) . .XVI, 147 In BHAJI, Hebbebt B., a.\d Myers, Walter.

Abstract of interim report on yellow fever by the Yellow Fever Commission of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine XII, 48

The life history of drepanidium. (Proceedings.) XII, 300

Duval, Douglas F.

Palpation of the foetal heart impulse in pregnancy. .VIII, 207

Eltixg, Abthub W.

Osteitis deformans with report of a case XII, 343

Eltixg, ABTHUB W., axd Calvert, William J.

An experimental study of the treatment of perforative peritonitis in dogs by a new method of operation VIII, 143

E.mersox, Charles P. vol. page

The accuracy of certain clinical methods XIV, 9

The extent of gastric digestion in cases of carcinoma of

the stomach XIII, 91

Erlaxger, Joseph.

A report of some observations on heart-block in mammals XVI, 234

Cardiograms obtained from a case of operative defect

in the chest wall XVI, 394

Erlaxger, Joseph, and Hooker, Donald R.

Studies in blood pressure. (Proceedings.) XV, 179

Ervixg, William G.

Actinomycosis hominis in America, with report of six

cases XIII, 2(il

Ewixg, Charles B.

On a form of conjugation of the malarial parasite. (Proceedings. ) XI, 94

Faris, C. M.

Two cases of hemorrhagic cyst of the thyroid gland. XVI, 18D

Favre, J. D.

The surgery of the posterior mediastinum; its past and

its future XVI, 125

Fayerweather, Roades.

Infectious arthritis. (Proceedings.) XVI. 412

Fixxey, Johx M. T.

A case of gastrotomy for peach-stone in the oesophagus Ill, 117

A new method of pyloroplasty XIII, 155.

Aneurism of the dorsalis pedis. (Proceedings.) IV, 27

Appendicitis. (Proceedings.) V, 82,

Excision of the gall bladder. (Proceedings.) XIII, 54

Carcinoma of the oesophagus. (Proceedings.) VI, 32.

Double castration for hypertrophy of the prostate gland.

(Proceedings.) V, 13S.

Five successful cases of general suppurative peritonitis

treated by a new method VIII, 141

Gastroenterostomy for cicatrizing ulcer of the pylorus.

( Proceedings. ) IV, 53.

Gastrotomy for removal of false teeth. (Proceedings.) XIII, 52

Injury to the shoulder. (Proceedings.) V, S3;

Multiple hernias. ( Proceedings. ) IV, 9£

Pyarthrosis. (Proceedings.) VI, 144

Recurrent volvulus. (Proceedings.) IV, 2T

Schede's operation for varicose veins of the leg. (Proceedings. ) VI, 14ft

Sketch of John Archer, M. B. (Proceedings.) II, 22

Specimen of stomach removed after Francke's operation

for gastrostomy. (Proceedings.) VI, 145 Subcutaneous traumatic emphysema. (Proceedings.) .IV, 99* Successful suture of severed finger-tips after seven hours.

(Proceedings.) HI, 122

Three cases of Gasserian ganglion IV, 91

Two cases of pylorectomy. Proceedings.) IX, 294

Typhoid perforation treated by surgical operation. (Proceedings.) VIII, 110

Varicose veins of leg. (Proceedings.) VI, 32

Fixxey, John M. T., and Pan< oast, Omar B.

A portable operating outfit XII, 206.

Fletcher, Robert.

A tragedy of the great plague of Milan in 1630 IX, 175

Medical lore in the older English dramatists and poets

(exclusive of Shakespeare) VI, 7:1

The witches' pharmacopoeia VII, 147

AUTHOR AND TITLK INDKX.

Flexneh, Simon. vm.. i'.uik

A case of anthrax in a human heing. (Proceedings.) . .VI, 94 A case of combined protozoan and bacterial Infection. VI I, 1TL A case of primary carcinoma of the pancreas with multiple

carcinosis. The organisms of cancer Ill, 54

A case of typhoid septicaemia associated with focal abscesses in the kidneys, due to the typhoid bacillus.

(Proceedings.) V, 120

A new study of snake venom XIII, 1 10

A peculiar glioma ( neuroepithelioma '0 of the retina. . .II, 115

Amoeba; in an abscess of the jaw Ill, 104

Aneurism of the aorta, compressing and rupturing Into

left bronchus. (Proceedings.) X, 97

Bacillus pyogenes filiformis (Nov. spec.) VI. 117

Diphtheria with broncho-pneumonia IV, 32

Exhibition of specimens from a case of acute pericarditis, pleuritis, and peritonitis, associated with contracted

kidney. (Proceedings.) V, 17

Exhibition of specimens from a case of carcinoma of the

pancreas with multiple carcinosis. (Proceedings.) .V, 16 Exhibition of specimens of cystic kidney. (Proceedings.) IV, 110

Exhibition of specimen of round ulcer of the stomach. Erosion of gastric artery; post-mortem perforation.

(Proceedings.) IX, 41

Fatty degeneration of the heart muscle V, 26

Lympho-sarcomata. (Proceedings.) Ill, 32

Note on the osteoid tissue found in the tubercular exudate

in the thoracic region of the cord. (Proceedings.) . IX. 133

On the etiology of tropical dysentery XI, 231

Peritonitis caused by the invasion of the Micrococcus

lanceolatus from the intestine VI, 64

Peritonitis caused by the proteus vulgaris IV, 34

Phthisis pulmonalis with the formation of large trabe culated cavities. (Proceedings.) VI, 69

Primary tuberculosis of the intestine. (Proceedings.) IV, 13 Primary tuberculosis of the serous membranes, involving

the pleura and peritoneum. (Proceedings.) ... .VI, 69

Pseudo-tuberculosis hominis streptothricha VIII, 128

Sarcoma of the peri-pancreatic lymph glands with miliary sarcomatosis of the peritoneum, etc. (Proceedings.) Ill, 121

The bacillus of dysentery, with special reference to its etiological relationship to the summer diarrhea of

children. (Proceedings.) XIV, 320

The bacillus of the plague V, 96

The bacteriology and pathology of diphtheria VI, 39

The bubonic plague VII, 181

The lesions caused by certain so-called toxalbumins

(Proceedings.) V, 83

Tuberculosis of aorta. (Proceedings.) II, 120

Tuberculosis of clavicle, infection of pleura and peritoneum, and general miliary tuberculosis. (Proceedings.) IV, 13

Tuberculosis of knee. (Proceedings.) II, 63

Tuberculosis of oesophagus IV, 4

Flexner, Simon, and Anderson, H. B.

The results of the intra-tracheal inoculation of the Bacillus diphtheria? in rabbits IX. 72

Flexner, Simon, and Barker, Leweixys F.

Report upon an expedition sent by the Johns Hopkins University to investigate the prevalent diseases in the Philippines XI, 37

The recent outbreak of epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis at Lonaconing and other places in the Valley of George's Creek, Maryland. ( Proceedings. ) IV, 68

i i:. Sl\1'j\. nn ElABBIS, NOBMAN MacL. TO!

Typhoid infect ion without Intestinal lesions VIII, 259

Fi.iwu:, Simon, ami I'i \si , liti:mr.i h

Primary diphtheria of the lips and gums VI, 22

Plexites, Simon, and Thateb, William s.

Demonstration of specimen of amoebic abscess of li

( Proceedings.) IV, ■".';

In . nii:. Si von, \nu YVi i < ii, Wii I I \ m II.

The b i changes in experimental diphtheria. .II, 107

The histological lesions produced by the tox-albumen of

diphtheria III. 17

Flint, Josi ph \i.

a new method for the de ..■, of the framework

of organs XIII. (8

Note on the framework of the thyroid gland XIV. :::;

Notes on form of the cavity of the knee-joint XV, 309

Notes on the plague in China and India XI. 119

The anatomical laboratory of the University of California XVI. ::2

Foi.i.ts, bin n \i:n II.

Bullet wound of right lumbar region. (Proceedings! .XV. 57

Exhibition of two cases of appendicitis with obstruction.

(Proceedings.) XIV si;

Gun-shot wound of abdomen. (Proceedings.) XIII. 55

Stab wound of abdomen. (Proceedings.) XIII. 142

Ford, William W.

Hanging block cultivation of bacteria. (Proceedings.) XVI, 1 10

Notes on aerobic spore-bearing bacilli XII, 13

The ultraviolet rays. (Proceedings.) XVI, 149

Thermophilic bacteria. (Proceedings.) XVI, 149

Foster. Michael.

University education IX. 69

Fowler, He.nry A.

Model of the nucleus dentatus of the cerebellum and its

accessory nuclei XII, 151

Freese, J. A.

The force of contraction of the gall-bladder and the course

of its motor and inhibitory nerve-fibers XVI. 235

Fbeudenbebg, Albert.

Electro-cautery incisor for the Bottini operation. (Correspondence.) XIII. 27'J

Friedenwai.ii. Harry.

Joseph Friederich Piringer: His methods and investigations vm, i9i

Notes on congenital motor defects of the eyeballs (congenital paralysis of the ocular muscles) VII. 202

On movements of the eyelids associated with movements of the jaws and with lateral movements of the eyeballs vii, i;;4

The early history of ophthalmology and otology in Baltimore (1800-1850) VIII. 1S4

The fiftieth anniversary of the invention of the ophthalmoscope xil. 243

The toxic effect of alcohol on the ganglion cells of the

retina XIII. 52

Friedenwai.!). Julius.

Note on the discovery and first use of the stomach tube

by an American physician XIV. 2 43

The Pfeiffer-bacillus — the causative agent in influenza.

(Proceedings.) iv. 58

FUTCHEB, Thomas B.

A case of Charcot's joints involving both knees. (Proceedings > xil. 296

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GENERAL INDEX TO THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BULLETIN.

FiTCHER, Thomas B. — Continued. vol. page A new method of staining malarial parasites. (Proceedings.) X, 70

A case showing the deformities of chronic gout. (Proceedings.) XIII, 116

A study of subcutaneous fibroid nodules VI, 133

Cases of thrombosis. (Proceedings.) XI, 48

Gelatine injections in the treatment of aneurisms. (Proceedings. ) X, 95

Hydatid disease in Australia. (Proceedings.) XV, 17:!

Idiopathic dilatation of the colon. (Proceedings.) ...XI, 114

Schott treatment of heart disease. (Proceedings.) X, 9G

Secondary syphilitic eruption. (Proceedings.) XII, 21

The association between the so-called perinuclear basophilic granules and the elimination of the alloxuric

bodies in the urine VIII, 85

PtJTCHEB, Thomas B.. and Baekjek, Leweixts F.

A case of purulent leptomeningitis associated with acute endocarditis due to infection with the Micrococcus lanceolatus. (Proceedings.) X, 232

Gaither, A. Bradley.

The abortive treatment of acute suppurative adenitis of

the groin by pressure bandage VII, 137

Gamble, Cart B., Jr.

Mental phenomena and visceral disease XV, 247

Ghiselin, A. D.. and Campbell, Given.

A quick method of filtering blood serum VI, 91

Ghriskey, Albert A., and Abbott, Alexander C.

A contribution to the pathology of experimental diphtheria, with special reference to the appearance of

secondary foci in the internal organs IV, 29

Ghriskey, Albert A., and Robb, Hunter.

Coeliotomy for myoma of the uterus. Hysteromyo mectomy. Infection by Bacterium coli commune.. II, 133 Infection through the drainage tube; the result of the bacteriological examination of drainage tube fluids

in sixteen consecutive cases of coeliotomy II, 93

The Bacillus proteus Zenkeri in an ovarian abscess. VIII, 4 Gilchrist, T. Caspar.

A case of blastomycetic infection. (Proceedings.) . .XV, 66

A case of dermatitis due to the X-rays VIII, 17

A case of porokeratosis (Mibelli) or hyperkeratosis excentrica (Respighi) with a remarkable family history VIII, 107

Additional cases of dermatitis due to the X-rays . . . .VIII, 46 Bullous eruption of the extremities. (Proceedings.) .XIII, 256

Case of acne varioliformis. (Proceedings.) II, 104

Case of syphilis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 256

Indurated scrofulous erythema. (Proceedings.) ....XIII, 58

Lichen scrofulosorum in a negro X, 84

Two rare cases of diseases of the skin VII, 138

Gilchrist, T. C, and Stokes, William R.

The presence of an oidium in the tissues of a case of

pseudo-lupus vulgaris VII, 129

Oilman, Daniel C.

Remarks at the opening of the Surgical Building and new

Clinical Amphitheatre XV, 386

Remarks at the presentation of Thorwaldsen's statue of

Christ to the Hospital VIII, 2

Git-man, Philip K.

Two cases of multiple saccular aneurysms of the aorta,

with rupture into the pericardium XV, 170

GOLDBBOBOl II. Fl;.\\< is C.

On syphilitic disease of the cerebral arteries XIII, 105

Goldsborough, Francis C. — Continued. vol. page Thrombosis of the internal iliac vein during pregnancy XV, 193

GOLDTHWAIT, JOEL E.

The differential diagnosis and treatment of the so-called

rheumatoid diseases. (Proceedings.) XV, 251

GORDINIER, HERMON C.

The report of a case of acute myelogenous leukemia. XV, 314 Gould. George M.

The duties and dangers of organization in the nursing

profession X, 103

Gould, George M., and Pyle, Walter L.

King Arthur's medicine VIII, 239

Gwyn, Norman B.

A case in which the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus was

repeatedly isolated from the circulation during life.X, 134 A case of general infection by the Diplococcus intracellu laris of Weichselbaum X, 112

On infection with a para-colon bacillus in a case with all

the clinical features of typhoid fever IX, 54

The diaphragm phenomenon — the so-called Litten's

sign IX, 35

The presence of typhoid bacilli in the urines of typhoid

fever patients X, 109

Hagner, Francis R.

Successful cultivation of gonococcus in two cases of gonorrheal arthritis and one of tenosynovitis, with remarks on a new medium VIII, 121

Halsted, William S.

A case of epispadias. (Proceedings.) VII, 26

A postscript to the report on appendicitis V, 113

A suppurating, compound, comminuted fracture into the ankle joint treated without drainage. (Proceedings.) II, 160

Cicatricial jaw ankylosis. (Proceedings.) I, 111

Clinical features of thyroid hypertrophy. (Proceedings.) XVI, 288

Contributions to the surgery of the bile passages, especially of the common bile-duct XI, 1

Crush of elbow; organization of blood clot. (Proceedings.) I, 112

Excision of some of the veins of the cord in the operation for the radical cure of inguinal hernia. (Proceedings.) Ill, 76

Exhibition of a case of appendicitis. (Proceedings.) . . .V, 32 Inflated rubber cylinders for circular suture of the intestine IX, 25

Intestinal anastomosis II. 1

Ligation of the first portion of the left subclavian artery and excision of a subclavio-axillary aneurism. (Proceedings.) HI. 93

Miniature hammers and the suture of the bile ducts. .IX, 67 Osteo-plastic operations for the obliteration of a very

large involucral cavity. (Proceedings.) II, 160

Plastic operation for the closure of a fistula. (Proceedings.) VII, 25

Plastic operation for extensive burn of neck. (Proceedings.) VII, 25

Plastic operation for the obliteration of a large cavity

in the lower end of the femur. (Proceedings.) . . .II', 160

Radical cure of hernia. (Proceedings.) I, 12, 112

Report of twelve cases of complete radical cure of hernia by Halsted's method, of over two years' standing. Silver wire sutures. (Proceedings.) V, 98

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Halsted, William S. — Continued. vol, page

Retrojection of bile into the pancreas, a cause of acute

hemorrhagic pancreatitis XII, IT'.t

Skin grafting. ( Proceedings.) I, 112

Spurious ankylosis of jaws. (Proceedings.) II, 62

The cure of the more difficult as well as the Bimpler

inguinal nipt ures XIV, 208

The partial occlusion of blood-vessels, especially of the

abdominal aorta XVI, 34G

The pathology and treatment of benign tumors of bone

with cyst formation. (Proceedings.) XV, 262

The radical cure of inguinal hernia in the male IV, 17

The training of the surgeon XV, 267

Tuberculous knee-joint, goitre, old dislocation of elbow.

(Proceedings.) IV, 97

Two cases of excision of the knee-joint in which Hans mann's plates with ordinary screws were employed.

(Proceedings.) V, 31

Two cases of reflex nerve manifestations cured by oper at ion. ( Proceedings. ) I, 35

Hamburger, Louis P.

Arsenical pigmentation and keratosis XI, 87

On the value of repeatedly washing out the stomach at short intervals in cases of opium or morphine poisoning V, 94

Secondary melano-sarcoma of the liver following sarcoma

of the eye IX, 50

Two examples of Bence Jones' albumosuria associated

with multiple myeloma XII, 38

Hamburger. Louis P., and Rubel, Maurice.

Pemphigus vegetans XIV, 63

Hamilton*, Alice.

Multiple tuberculous ulcers of the stomach, with a report

of three cases VIII, 75

Hampton, Isabel A.

See Robb, Isabel Hampton.

Haynes, W. H.

A case of hemiplegia occurring with typhoid fever. (Correspondence.) VII, 146

Hare, Hobart A.

The posture of the head in accidents when the patient is

under an anaesthetic VI, 1

Harlan, Henry D.

Address at the opening of the Surgical Building and new

Clinical Amphitheatre XV, 379

Harrington, Thomas F.

Dr. Samuel Fuller of the Mayflower (1620), the pioneer

physician XIV, 263

Harris, Henry.

Renal decapsulation in nephritis with report of a

case XVI, 404

Harris, Norman MacL.

Concerning an improved method of making collodium

sacs XIII, 112

Report upon B. mortiferus. (Proceedings.) XII, 216

Harris, Norman MacL., and Dabney, William M.

Report upon a case of gonorrhceal endocarditis in a patient dying in the puerperium; with reference to

two recent suspected cases XII, 68

Harris, Norman MacL., and Flexner, Simon.

Typhoid infection without intestinal lesions VIII, 259

Harris, Norman MacL., and Haskell, Louis W.

Concerning a case of suppurative myositis caused by

Micrococcus gonorrhoeae (Neisser) XV, 395

Hakims, Norman Mai I.., and Hi win. Gl v L. roi» PAGE

Acute general gonorrheal peritonitis XIII, 121

Harris, Norm an .Mm 1... ami JOHNSTON, Willi a u II.

Gonorrhoeal endocarditis with cultivation ol the specific

organism from the blood during life XIII, 'I'-'X,

Harris. Norman MacL., AND MacCaIXI \i. William G.

Multiple metastases from pelvic sarcoma. (Proceedings.) X, 71

Habbison, Ross <;.

On the occurrence of tails in man, with a description of

the case reported by Dr. Watson XII, 96

The growth and regeneration of the tails of the frog

larva X, 17::

Hakiwell, E. M.

Mechano-therapy in Sweden and Germany. ( Proceedings.) I, 60

Haskell, Loi is W., and Harris, Norman MacL.

Concerning a case of suppurative myositis caused by Micrococcus gonorrhoeae (Neisser) XV, 395

Hastings, Thomas w.

A modified Nocht's stain XV, 122

Hastings. Thomas W.. and Ma< Cali.i m. William G.

On a hitherto undescribed peptonising diplococcus causing

acute ulcerative endocarditis X. 46

Haynes, W. H.

A case of hemiplegia occurring with typhoid fever (Correspondence) VII, 146

Helmiiolz, H. F., and Little, Herbert M.

Situs transversus and atresia of the pylorus XVI, 249

Hemmeter, John C.

The history of the circulation of the blood — Contributions of the Italian anatomists and physiologists — their

bearing upon the discovery by Harvey XVI, 165

Theodor Billroth, musical and surgical philosopher. A biography and a review of his work on psychophysiological aphorisms on music XI, 297

Intubation of the duodenum. (Proceedings.) VII, 79

Hexdrk kson, William F.

A study of the musculature of the entire extra-hepatic biliary system, including that of the duodenal portion of the common bile-duct and of the sphincter. . . .IX, 221 The development of the bile-capillaries as revealed by

Golgi's method IX, 220

Herrick, A. B.

A rare anomaly of the arch of the aorta, with an additional muscle in the neck VIII, 234

Herring. Arthur P.. and Reuling, Robert.

Cavities in the brain produced by the Bacillus aerogenes

capsulatus X, 62

Herrixton, Minerva.

High bifurcation of the brachial artery with reunion at

the elbow XVI, 65

Herter, Christian A.

The influence of Pasteur on medical science XIV. 325

Hewetson, John.

A case of aortic aneurism, associated with pulmonary tuberculosis and pyo-pneumothorax. (Proceedings.) Ill, 120

A case of chronic aggravated gout. (Proceedings.) ..IV. 40

A case of gas-poisoning. (Proceedings.) IV, 126

Note on the significance of taches bleuatres. (Proceedings.) V. 19

The question of the transmission of syphilis to the third generation. (Proceedings.) IV. 11

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GENERAL INDEX TO THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BULLETIN.

Hewlett, Albion W. vol. page

The effect of the bile upon the ester-splitting action of

pancreatic juice XVI, 20

Hill. Eben C.

On the first appearance of the renal artery, and the relative development of the kidneys and Wolffian bodies

in pig embryos XVI, GO

Hxbshbebg, Leonard K.

An anopheles mosquito which does not transmit malaria XV, 53

Hibshbebg, Leonard K.. ami Dohme, Gustavus C.

The distribution of anopheles in the vicinity of Baltimore XIII, 45

Hitzrot. James M.

A composite study of the axillary artery in man.... XII, 136 Hoch, August.

A case of hysteria with paroxysmal inspiratory spasms.

( Proceedings.) I, 115

A case of pseudo-chorea. (Proceedings.) II, 65

Case of extensive muscular atrophy. (Proceedings.) . Ill, 12 Hoi h. August, and Simon, Charles E.

Physiological action of antipyrin. (Proceedings.) I, 50

Hoen, A. G.

The photographic room and apparatus in the anatomical

laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University . . . .VII, 109 Hooker. Donald R.. and Erlangeb, Joseph.

Studies in blood pressure. (Proceedings.) XV, 179

Hopkins, Johns.

Letter to Trustees I, 4

Hough, Theodore.

Transposition of viscera IV, 8

Hough, William H.

A case of unusually large aortic aneurysm XVI, 331

Howard, Campbell P.

Gastric tetany. (Proceedings.) XVI, 14S

Gastric ulcer: Clinical varieties and symptoms. (Proceedings.) XVI, 116

Pneumococcic arthritis: Report of three cases XIV, 303

Howard, William T.. Jr.

Acute fibrino-purulent cerebro-spinal meningitis, ependymitis, abscesses of the cerebrum, gas-cysts of the cerebrum, cerebro-spinal exudation, and of the liver, due

to the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus X, 66

Acute ulcerative endocarditis due to the Bacillus diphtheria? IV, 32

Purulent ependymitis, encephalitis, and meningitis with

congenital malformation of the heart and rectum. Ill, 59 Howell, William H.

Announcement concerning graduate instruction in the .Medical Department of the Johns Hopkins University XVI, 70

Hugeb, William E.

Cyclic albuminuria XIII, 75

Hume, Joseph.

The treatment of general infections, with especial reference to the use of silver nitrate in such cases. (Proceedings.) XV, 61

Hunneb, Gut L.

A case of acute suppurative cholecystitis with isolation of the Bacillus typhosus eighteen years after an attack of typhoid fever X, 163

An improved method of uretero-vesical anastomosis. ( Proceedings.) XI 1 1, 256

Hunneb, Gut L. — Continued. vol. page

Aneurism of the aorta treated by the insertion of a permanent wire and galvanism (Moore-Corradi

method) XI, 263

Case of ovarian cyst. (Proceedings.) XIII, 62

Cases of aneurism. (Proceedings.) IX, 38

Ovarian fibroma. (Proceedings.) XIII, 251

Pelvic tuberculosis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 142

Tuberculosis of the urinary system in women. Report of thirty-five cases XV, 8

Hunneb, Guy L., and Lyon, Irving P.

The mensuration and capacity of the female bladder. .X, 227 Hunneb, Guy L., and Harris, Norman MacL.

Acute general gonorrheal peritonitis XIII, 121

Hunt, Reid.

The toxicity of methyl alcohol XIII, 213

Hurd, Henry M.

John Howard's observations on hospitals (1773-1790).

( Proceedings. ) XVI, 412

Relation of the Training School for Nurses to the Johns

Hopkins Hospital I, 7

The non-medical treatment of epilepsy. (Proceedings.) IX, 296

The teaching of psychiatry X, 205

Hubdon, Elizabeth.

Endothelioma of the cervix uteri IX, 186

A case of primary adeno-carcinoma of the Fallopian

tube XII, 315

I. Primary carcinoma of the appendix vermiformis; II. Carcinoma of the appendix secondary to carcinoma

of the ovaries XI, 175

Hutchins, Henry T.

The clinical effects of surgical anaesthesia and operations

upon anaemic patients XV, 359

Jacobi, Abraham.

Remarks at the opening of the Surgical Building and new

Clinical Amphitheatre XV, 385

Jacobs, Henry Barton.

Some distinguished American students of tuberculosis XIII, 199

Johnston. William B.

A reconstruction of a glomerulus of the human kidney. XI, 24 Johnston, William B., and Harris. Norman MacL.

Gonorrhceal endocarditis with cultivation of the specific

organism from the blood during life XIII, 236

Jones, Harry C.

Inorganic ferments XI, 224

The effect of certain poisons on inorganic ferments. .XIII, 97 The electrical theory of matter. (Proceedings.) .. .XVI, 237 The rise of the theory of electrolytic dissociation, and a few of its applications in chemistry, physics, and

biology IX, 136

Kelly, Howard A.

A case of conservative Cesarean section. (Proceedings.) II, 62

A case of uterus duplex solidus, with atresia of the vagina

and cervix. (Proceedings.) IV, 109

A historical note upon diptera as carriers of diseases —

Pare-D6clat XII, 240

A method of sequestrating the urinary bladder in ex- , tensive operations involving its peritoneal surfaces.

( Proceedings. ) XIV, 96

A new method of exploring the rectum and sigmoid

flexure. ( Proceedings.) V, 1"7

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Kelly, How abd A. — Continued. vol. page

A new operation for vesicovaginal fistula. (Proce

ings. ) X, 1 1 '<

A note on a series of new vesical specula XI, 93

\ preliminary report on the surgical treatment of complicated fibroid t Minors of the womb, with a description of two methods of operating XI, 56

cinoma uteri. (Proceedings.) X, L96

Drainage of the bladder and cystoscopic examinations.

( Proceedings. ) XII, 298

Excessive growth of fat. (Proceedings.) X, 197

Excision of a parovarian cyst without removal of iis

ovary or tube. (Proceedings.) VIII, 50

Exhibition of a case of pelvic tuberculosis. (Proceedings.) XIII, Ml

Exhibition of a convalescent case of peritonitis due to ruptured tubal abscess. (Proceedings.) IV, 111

Extensive destruction of the sphincter. ( Proceedings.) .X, 196

Extra-uterine pregnancy treated by vaginal incision.

(Proceedings.) IV, 109

Gonorrhoea] pyelitis and pyo-ureter cured by irrigation. VI, 19

Hysteromyomectomy. (Proceedings.) I, 96

Hysteromyomectomy and hystero-salpingo-bophorectomy by continuous incision from left to right or from right to left VII, 27

infusion of normal saline solution in connection with gynecological operations and the accidental hemorrhages of parturition. (Proceedings.) V, 81

Introduction of bougies into the ureters preceding hysterectomy and the removal of densely adherent structures adjacent to the ureter. (Proceedings.) ....V, 17

Israel Spachius's Gynecology. (Proceedings.) II, 164

Lantern slides as an aid to clinical teaching. (Proceedings.) V. 33

Ligation of both internal iliac arteries for hemorrhage in hysterectomy for carcinoma uteri. (Proceedings.) V, 53

Ligation of varicose ovarian veins. (Proceedings.) ...I, 23 iima complicating pregnancy and preventing delivery. Porro-Ca?sarean operation modified by dropping the pedicle. (Proceedings.) V, 80

Myomectomy in its relation to pregnancy. (Proceedings. ) XV, 259

Xephro-ureterectomy — extirpation of the kidney and

ureter simultaneously VII, 31

New use for renal catheters. (Proceedings.) X, 116

ites on an improved method of removing the cancerous uterus by the vagina XI, 55

On hysterorrhaphy I, 17

Poisonous snakes. (Proceedings.) XI, 73

Professor Smith on the Jersey mosquito. (Proceedings.) XVI, 115

Recent results in hysteromyomectomy. (Proceedings.) .V. 99

Report on the Koch treatment in tubercular peritonitis.il. 15

Sigmoido-proctostomy VI, 30

The catheterization of the ureters in the male through an open cystoscope with the bladder distended with air by posture IX, 62

The direct examination of the female bladder and catheterization of the ureters. (Proceedings.) V. 16

The dissection and liberation of the sphincter ani muscle followed by its direct suture in cases of complete tear of the perineum, with a splinting suture passing between the outer and inner margins of the muscle. X, 1

The examination of the female bladder and the catheterization of the ureters under direct inspection. .IV, 101

Kelly, Howabd a Continued. vol. paoi

The methods employed in securing

Emmet's I hibition of original tal

'iied bj i lr Emmet I V, r.i

The more remote results of n and tubes I, 57

The piezometi i rumen! foi

XV, 293

The recognition ot the polsonou ol North America X, 217

The removal of pelvic inflammatory masses by the abdomen alter bisection of the uterus XII, 1

The treatment of large myomatous tumors of thi

Myomotomy and hysteromyomectomy II, 45

The treatment of large vesico-vaginal fistula? VII, 29

The treatment of pyo-ureteritis and pyonephrosis by

ureteral and renal catheters. (Proceedings.) . . . .VII, 48

The treatment of vesicovaginal and recto-vaginal fistulae

high up in the vagina XIII, 73

Treatment of ectopic pregnancy by vaginal punctui

( Proceedings.) VII, 209

Tubercular peritonitis. (Proceedings.) I, 96

Twin pregnancy. Breech and transverse presentation.

The placenta? and the membranes. (Proceedings.) .II, 44

Uncontaminated urine XI, 91

Uretero-cystostomy performed seven weeks after vaginal

hysterectomy VI, 27

Ureterotomy. (Proceedings.) V, 137

Uretero-ureteral anastomosis. Uretero-ureterostomy. .IV, 89

Women in medicine. (Proceedings.) VII, 50

KEJir, G. T.

Effect of altitude on blood corpuscles and blood

plates XV, 177

Histology of the blood platelets. (Proceedings.) . . . .XVI, 200

Kennabd, H. W., and Baeb, "William S.

The diagnostic value of tuberculin in orthopedic surgery XVI, 13

Kerr, Abeam T.

On the preservation of anatomical material in America by means of cold storage XII, 117

King, Francis T.

Address at the opening of the Nurses' Home I, 6

Kxopf, S. A.

Respiratory exercises in the prevention and treatment

of pulmonary diseases XII, 282

The prevention of tuberculous diseases in infancy and

childhood XII. 275

K.nower. H. McE.

A comparative study of the development of the generative

tract in termites XII, 135

Kxox, J. H. Mason.

A clinical summary of fifty cases of summer diarrhea.

(Proceedings.) XIV. 319

Lipo-myoma of the uterus XII, 318

On super-arterial pericardial fibroid nodules. (Proceedings.) IX. 62

Kxox. J. H. Mason, and Wabfeeld, Lot is M.

The leucocyte count in the summer diarrhoeas of children XIII. 167

KorLiK, Henby.

The bacteriology of pertussis IX. 79

Kbusex, Wilmeb.

Ovarian organotherapy XII, 213

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Lafleur, Henri A. vol. page

A case of arsenical pigmentation. (Proceedings.) I, 22

Demonstration of amoeba coli in dysentery I, 91

Dysentery — Abscess of liver — Amoeba coli in stools and

sputum — Death — Necropsy. (Proceedings.) II, 83

Thoracic aneurism presenting unusual symptoms. (Proceedings. ) I ( 47

Venesection in cardiac and arterial disease II, 112

La Garde, Louis A.

Gunshot injuries by the weapons of reduced calibre.. XI, 20 Laird. Arthur T., axd Blumer, George.

Report of a case of fulminating hemorrhagic infection due to an organism of the Bacillus mucosus capsulars group XII, 45

Lambert, Alexander.

Treatment of delirium tremens and allied conditions.

( Proceedings. ) XV, 262

Lange, F.

The surgical significance of gall stones. (Proceedings.) VIII, 29

Laplace, Ernest.

A demonstration of intestinal anastomosis by means of

a new forceps. (Proceedings.) X, 113

Laened, Charles W.

Chronic malarial nephritis, with report of a case X, 131

Labtigau, August J.

On typhoid septicaemia, with the report of two cases, one of which was a typhoid infection without intestinal lesions X, 55

Latimer, T. S.

Report of cases of alcoholism. (Proceedings.) II, 42

Le Count, E. R.

The genesis of carcinoma of the Fallopian tube in hyperplastic salpingitis with report of a case and a table

of twenty-one reported cases XII, 55

Lee, Adelbebt W.

Concerning the sinus frontales in man with observations

upon them in some other mammalian skulls . . . .XV, 115 Leonard, Charles Lester.

The advances made in medical and surgical diagnosis by

the Rontgen method XII, 363

Leonard, Ethel L.

Bacterium cyaneum: A new chromogenic organism. XV, 398 Lewis, Dean D.

Hyperplasia of the chromophile cells of the hypophysis

as the cause of acromegaly, with report of a case. XVI, 157 Lewis, Warren H.

Experiments on amphibian embryos. (Proceedings.) .XVI, 238 Observations on the pectoralis major muscle in man. XII, 172 Little, Herbert M.

A simple method of obtaining uterine lochia for bacteriological examination. (Proceedings.) XV, 250

The Bacillus aorogenes capsulatus in puerperal infection XVI, 136

Little, Herbert M., and Helmholz, H. F.

Situs transversus and atresia of the pylorus XVI, 249

Ltvtngood, Loins E.

A case of sarcoma of the oesophagus IX, 159

Kpidemic cerebrospinal meningitis. (Proceedings.) . .IX, 273 Fibroid lung-bronchiectasis. Brain abscess. (Proceedings.) VIII, 263

Tumors in the mouse VII, 177

Locke, Edwin A., and Cabot, Richard C. vol. page

On the occurrence of diastolic murmurs without lesions

of the aortic or pulmonary valves XIV, 115

Loeb, Leo.

On certain activities of the epithelial tissue of the skin of

the guinea-pig, and similar occurrences in tumors. IX, 1 Long, Margaret.

On the development of the nuclei pontis during the second

and third months of embryonic life XII, 123

Longcope, Wakfield T.

Tuberculosis of aorta. (Proceedings.) XII, 27

Lootz, Emma, and Tallant, Alice W.

On the relation of the electrical conductivity of bloodserum to its alleged bactericidal power XI, 220

Lord, J. Williams.

Alopecia areata. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

Cases of epithelioma and lupus vulgaris. (Proceedings.) IV, 68

Exhibition of cases — tinea versicolor — bromidrosis. (Proceedings.) Ill, 120

Multiple exostoses. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

Primary tuberculosis of the tonsil, cheeks, and lips.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 140

Lotsy, J. P.

The best method of sharpening a microtome knife. (Proceedings.) V, 136

Lynch, Frank W.

Caesarean section and serious dystocia following ventrofixation and suspension XV, 162

Lyon, Irving P., and Hunner, Guy L.

The mensuration and capacity of the female bladder. .X, 227 MacCallum, John B.

Development of the pig's intestine XII, 102

On the histogenesis of the striated muscle fiber, and the

growth of the human sartorius muscle IX, 208

On the pathology of fragmentatio myocardii and myocarditis fibrosa. (Proceedings.) IX, 194

MacCallum, William G.

Embolic occlusion of coronary artery of the heart. (Proceedings.) XVI, 111

Congenital malformations of the heart as illustrated by the specimens in the pathological museum of the

Johns Hopkins Hospital XI, 69

Destruction and subsequent regeneration of liver cells.

(Proceedings.) XIII, 58

Marcello Malpighi, 1628-1694 XVI, 275

On the hasmatozoan infections of birds VIII, 235

On the mechanism of absorption of granular materials

from the peritoneum XIV, 105

On the pathology of the hasmatozoan infections in birds.

(Proceedings.) VIII, 51

Pendulous tubercles in the peritoneum XII, 293

Polyposis of the intestine. (Proceedings.) XVI, 112

Specimens of cystic kidneys. (Proceedings.) XI, 114

The pathological anatomy of exophthalmic goitre. . .XVI, 287

The pathology of tetany. (Proceedings.) XVI, 148

The relations between the lymphatics and the connective

tissue XIV, 1

Thoracic aneurism; Gummata of liver; Thrombus. (Proceedings.) XIV, 88

Tumor of the parathyroid gland XVI, '87

MacCallum, William G., and Clement, A. W.

Pulmonary tuberculosis, with diffuse pneumonic consolidation, in a lion XI, 85

AI'TIIOU AND TITLK IXDKX.

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MacCallum, William G., and Habbis, Nobman MacL. vol. page

Multiple metastases from pelvic sarcoma. (Proceedings.) X, 71

MacCallum, William G., and Hastings, Thomas \v.

On a hitherto undescribed peptonislng diplocoecus causing acute ulcerative endocarditis X, 46

Mackenzie, John N.

A plea for early naked-eye diagnosis and removal of the

entire organ with the neighboring area of possible

lymphatic infection in cancer of the larynx XI, 323

Preliminary report on aspergillus mycosis of the antrum

maxillare. (Proceedings.) IV, 9

The physiological and pathological relations between the

nose and the sexual apparatus of man IX, 10

Tuberculosis of the lip. (Proceedings.) I, 113

Mali.. Franklin P.

Anatomical material — its collection and its preservation

at the Johns Hopkins Anatomical Laboratory. .XVI, 38

Development of the human intestine and its position in

the adult IX, 197

Development of the internal mammary and deep epigastric arteries in man IX, 232

Early human embryos and the mode of their preservation IV, 115

Note on the basement membranes of the tubules of the

kidney XII, 1 :;:J

Note on the collection of human embryos in the Anatomical Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University. . .XIV, 29

On the development of the human diaphragm XII, 158

On the origin of the lymphatics in the liver XII, 146

On the teaching of anatomy as illustrated by Professor

Barker's Manual XVI, 29

The anatomical course and laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University VII, 85

The lobule of the spleen IX, 218

Marshall, Harry T.

A study of Christian Science XI, 128

Endocarditis in tuberculosis XVI, 303

Loco weed disease of sheep. (Proceedings.) XV, 181

Vegetative endocarditis, cystic kidney, carcinoma of gallbladder. (Proceedings.) XII, 22

Martin, E. G.

The rise of the present conceptions as to the cause of

the heart-beat XVI, 338, 377

Mai; ; i v. Edward.

The checking of operative bleeding by torsion VII, OS

McCormick, J. H.

The psychologic development of medicine VI, 58

McCbae, Thomas.

Acute leukaemia in childhood with report of a case. . .XI, 102

Adherent pericardium. (Proceedings.) XIII, 57

Aneurism of the aorta. (Proceedings.) XIV, 84

Arthritis deformans of the osteo-arthritic type. (Proceedings.) XIV, 323

Benjamin Jesty: A pre-Jennerian vaccinator XI, 42

Case of anaemia. (Proceedings.) XIII, 245

Cirrhosis of the stomach. (Proceedings.) XII, 25

Exhibition of cases of pernicious anaemia. (Proceedings.) XII, 261

Gastric ulcer: Diagnosis and medical treatment. (Proceedings.) XVI, 116

George Cheyne, an old London and Bath physician. .XV, 84

Glossitis in typhoid fever with report of a case IX, 118

History of typhoid fever. (Proceedings.) XVI, 413

McCbae, Thomas. Continued. voi

.Mastitis in typhoid fever, with Hie report o! n

cases XIII. 20

Nervous manifestations of pernicioua anemia. I Proa

Ings.) XIII, <;i

Pneumonia, post-operative (Pra XI!

Post-typhoid insanity. (Proceedings.) XIII, 37

The history of St. Bartholomew's Ho pital, London.. XIV, 149

Typhoid spine. (Proceedings.) XIV, 85

McGee, W. J.

Primitive trephining, illustrated by the .Muni/. Peruvian collection V ', 1

Ml.l.l.t 8, B. LlNDON.

Bilateral relations of the cerebral cortex XII, 108

Meyi.i:. Hans.

The contributions of pharmacology to physiology XVI, 351, 389

Miller, Edward F.

A multiplex slide-holding device XVI, 132

MlLLEB, G. BBOWN.

Acute gonorrhoeal peritonitis. (Proceedings.) XI, 113

Measurement of the external urethral orifice XII, 251

Ovarian abscess with general peritonitis. (Proceedings.) XI, 115

Simple ulcerative colitis. (Proceedings.) XII, 23

Suppurative ovarian cyst with formation of gas inside the

cyst. (Proceedings.) XI, 116

The bacteriology of the cavity of the corpus uteri of the

non-pregnant woman. A report of 68 cases X, 29

The presence of the Bacillus typhosus in the gall-bladder

seven years after typhoid fever IX, 95

The sterilization of catgut XI, 223

Miller, G. Browx, and Clark, John G.

The sterilization of catgut by cumol VII, 46

Miller. William S.

A needle and clamp for injecting lymphatics XVI, 273

Mitchell, James F.

A pin in the vermiform appendix X, 108

Abdominal tumor containing a dermoid cyst. (Proceedings.) XII, 25

Cases of surgical trauma. (Proceedings.) XI, 32

Epithelioma of the lip. (Proceedings.) XIII, 250

The presence of foreign bodies in the vermiform appendix, with especial reference to pointed bodies.. X. 35 The successful treatment of extraperitoneal rupture of the bladder, complicated by fracture of the pelvis, by operation and the continuous bath. Report of a

case IX, 5

The surgical treatment of tuberculous cervical adenitis XIII, 161

Tuberculosis of hernial sac. (Proceedings.) XIII, 249

Moody, Robert O.

Diaphragmatic grooves on the liver XVI, 364

On the use of clay modeling in the study of osteology. XIV. 7S

Moore, John T.

An observation showing that the fiagella of the malarial

parasite are fertilizing elements XIII, 235

Moriarta, D. C.

A pin in the appendix vermiformis. ( Correspondence. ).X, 113

Mobison, Robert B.

A case of lupus. (Proceedings.) II, 19

Alopecia areata. (Proceedings.) Ill, 43

Case of keloid. (Proceedings.) III. 12

Hereditary syphilis. (Proceedings.) Ill, 42

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Morisox, Robert B. — Continued. vol. page

Immigrant dermatitis. (Proceedings.) Ill, 42

Malignant syphilis. (Proceedings.) Ill, 12

Report on the Koch treatment in a case of lupus II, 15

Report on the Koch treatment in lichen ruber and

lupus II, 38

Salicylic acid in dermatology I, 42

Mobris, Johx.

Richard Sprigg Steuart, M. D Ill, 40

Mosher, Clelia D.

Normal menstruation and some of the factors modifying

it XII, 178

The frequency of gall-stones in the United States XII, 253

Mumford, James G.

Jacob Bigelow — A sketch XIII, 1

John Collins Warren XIV, 180

Musgbave, W. E., axd Stroxg, Richard P.

Preliminary note of a case of infection with Balantidium

coli (Stein) XII, 31

Mters, Burtox D.

Fixation of tissues by injection into the arteries XVI, 66

Myebs, Walter, axd Durham, Herbert E.

Abstract of interim report on yellow fever by the Yellow Fever Commission of the Liverpool School of Tropical

Medicine XII, 48

The life history of drepanidium. (Proceedings.) . . . .XII, 300 Noble, Charles P.

Myomectomy in its relation to pregnancy. (Proceedings.) XV, 259

Nortox, Rupert.

Is malaria a water-borne disease? VIII, 35

Nuttall, George H. F.

A chute for infected clothing, intended for use in hospitals HI, 36

A method for the estimation of the actual number of

tubercle bacilli in tuberculous sputum II, 67

Some medical notes made on a trip to Havana. (Proceedings.) HI, 44

Tabulated result of the obstetrical practice of Robert Kennedy Nuttall, M. D., L. R. C. S. I. (deceased), covering a period of fifteen years, ending 1865'. (Proceedings.) Ill, 45

Nuttall, George H. F., axd Welch, William H.

A gas-producing bacillus (Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, nov. spec.) capable of rapid development in the blood-vessels after death Ill, 81

Nuttall, George H. P., axd Wright, James H.

Report on the inoculation of thirteen guinea-pigs with the sputum of tuberculous cases undergoing the Koch

treatment II, 77

Nuttall, Zelia.

Sorcery, medicine, and surgery in ancient Mexico. . .XIII, 87 Opie, Eugexe L.

A case of hemorrhagic pancreatitis. The occurrence of fat-splitting ferment in the urine. (Proceedings.) XIII, 117

A case of hemochromatosis. (Proceedings.) X, 211

Diabetes mellitus associated with hyaline degeneration of the islands of Langerhans of the pancreas. (Proceedings.) XII, 263

Healed amoebic abscess of the liver and amoebic abscess of the lung. (Proceedings.) XII, 219

On the haemocytozoa of birds. (Proceedings.) VIII, 52

Opie, Eugexe L. — Continued. vol. page

On the histology of the islands of Langerhans of the

pancreas XI, 205

The anatomy of the pancreas XIV, 22£

The etiology of acute hemorrhagic pancreatitis XII, 182

The relation of cholelithiasis to disease of the pancreas

and to fat-necrosis. (Proceedings.) XII, 19

The relation of leucocytes with eosinophile granulation

to bacterial infection XV, 71

Opie, Eugexe L., axd Bassett, Victor H.

Typhoid infection without lesion of the intestine. A case

of hemorrhagic typhoid fever XII, 198

Oppexheimeb, A. R.

Brassfounder's ague. (Proceedings.) VI, 48

Green hair. ( Proceedings. ) VI, 48

Myxcedema and exophthalmic goitre in sisters. (Proceedings.) VI, 33

Ortschild, J. F.

A report of eight cases of canine neoplasm XVI, 186

Osler, William.

A case of arteriovenous aneurism. (Proceedings.) . .XVI, 146

A case of multiple gangrene in malarial fever XI, 41

A letter to the graduates of the Johns Hopkins Medical

School XVI, 410

Abscess of the liver, perforating the lung. (Proceedings.) VI, 144

An acute myxcedematous condition occurring in goitre.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 42

An Alabama student VII, 6

Aneurism of arch of aorta and innominate. (Proceedings.) XV, 66

Aneurism of upper part of thoracic aorta. (Proceedings.) XIV, 85

Aortic insufficiency. (Proceedings.) I, 109

Arsenical neuritis following the use of Fowler's solution.

( Proceedings. ) IV, 43

Biliary cirrhosis of family type. (Proceedings.) ...XVI, 112 Case of Addison's disease. Death during treatment with

the suprarenal extract. (Proceedings.) VII, 208 Case of asthma with cyanosis, extensive purpura, painful

muscles, and eosinophilia. (Proceedings.) XII, 17

Case of hereditary chorea. (Proceedings.) V, 119>

Case of multiple cysticerci. (Proceedings.) II, 61

Cases illustrating forms of pigmentation of the skin.

(Proceedings.) X, 231

Cases of dilatation of the colon in young children. (Proceedings. ) IV, 41

Certain forms of cyanosis with polycythemia. (Proceedings. ) XIV, 91

Chronic cerebro-spinal meningitis. (Proceedings.) ..Ill, 119 Chronic jaundice with xanthoma multiplex. (Proceedings.) XII, 220

Coma in cancer of the stomach. (Proceedings.) . . . .XIII, 145 Congenital absence of the abdominal muscles, with distended and hypertrophied urinary bladder XII, 331

Congenital heart disease. (Proceedings.) I, 34

Effect of altitude on blood corpuscles and blood plates.

(Proceedings.) XV, 178

Fatal hemorrhage into a large bronchocele. (Proceedings.) I, 23

Filaria sanguinis hominis. (Proceedings.) I, 4£

General bronchiectasis of left lung, foetid bronchitis, in-.

cision of cavity, death. (Proceedings.) I, 109 1

Hemiplegia in pernicious anemia. (Proceedings.) . .XIII, 251

Hereditary chorea. (Proceedings.) I, 110

Hyperpyrexia in typhoid fever. (Proceedings.) VI, 143

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Osi.kk, Win. [am. — Continued. vol. page

Influence of Louis on American medicine VIII, I in

Jean-Martin Charcot IV, 87

John Keats — the apothecary poet VII, 11

Leprosy in the United States, with the report of a

case IX, 47

Localized pyo-pneumothorax Ill, 119

Multiple thromhi — multiple gangrene. (Proceedings.) . I, 12 Obstruction of the superior vena cava. (Proceedings.) .II, 40

Oliver Wendell Holmes V, 85

On a family form of recurring epistaxis associated with multiple telangiectases of the skin and mucous membranes XII, 333

On obliteration of the superior vena cava XIV, 169

On hemorrhage in chronic jaundice. (Proceedings.) .XII, 264 On the amceba coli in dysentery and in dysenteric liver

abscess 1 , 53

On the surgical importance of the visceral crises in the

erythema group. (Proceedings.) XV. 2.'j9

On the value of Laveran's organisms in the diagnosis of

malaria I, 11

Pleuro-peritoneal tuberculosis. (Proceedings.) VII, 79

Preliminary note on Koch's method of treatment of tuberculosis I, 108

Primitive splenomegaly with anaemia, cirrhosis of the liver and jaundice. — Banti's disease. (Proceedings.) XIII, 53

Primitive splenomegaly with cirrhosis of the liver. (Proceedings.) XII. 296

Remarks at the unveiling of the memorial tablet to

Dr. Lazear XV, 387

Remarks on the occasion of the presentation to the College of Physicians, Philadelphia, of the portrait

of Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, April 22, 1890 1, 64

Report of a case of arteriovenous aneurism of the thigh.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 119

Report of a case of ulcerative endocarditis, with embolism

of the aorta. (Proceedings.) XVI, 118

Report on the Koch treatment in pleurisy II, 13

Report on the Koch treatment in pulmonary tuberculosis II, 7

Resume of history of blood platelets. (Proceedings.) .XVI, 200

The master-word in medicine XV, 1

Thomas Dover, M. B. (of Dover's powder), physician

and buccaneer VII, 1

Two cases of cirrhosis of the liver in children. (Proceedings.) XIV, 322

Two cases of pernicious malaria. (Proceedings.) II, 161

Typhoid spine. (Proceedings.) XII, 265

Owings, E. R.

The infectiousness of chronic urethritis VIII, 210

Packard, Francis R.

The history of some famous quacks XV, 316

Painter, Charles F.

The pathological lesions of the so-called rheumatoid

diseases. (Proceedings.) XV, 252

Pancoast, Omar, B.

Diabetes in the negro. (Proceedings.) IX, 40

Pancoast, Omar B., and Finney, John M. T.

A portable operating outfit XII, 206

Pardee, Lucius C.

The histo-pathology of herpes iris. With report of two

cases IX, 165

Park, Roswell.

An epitome of the history of carcinoma XIV, 289

I'aiiin. Si i w \ht. \<>i

Some objections to the neurone theory. (Proceedings.) X, 139

Pease, Herbert I)., ami Plexites, Simon.

Primary diphtheria of the lips and gums VI, 22

Penrom:, Clement A.

A new apparatus designed for the support and safe anesthetization of patients while in the I posit ion X, 209

Infusion of salt solution combined with a special method for the administration of oxygen inhalations as a treatment in pneumonia X, 127

Localized scleroses of the aorta of probable syphilitic

origin. Clinical report and necropsy in two ca.ses.IX, 140

Oxygen and steam with the vapors of a special inhalation

mixture in pulmonary diseases XI, 288

Peters, Lindsay.

A squamous-celled carcinomatous degeneration of an ovarian dermoid cyst; also an adenocarcinoma of the ovary associated with an ovarian dermoid cyst... XI, 78

Malarial fever in infancy, probably maternal in origin XIII, 139

Piurrix, Hardy.

A case of scrotal hernia. (Proceedings.) I, 97

Platt, Walter B.

A case of contracted finger after a burn. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

A case of epispadias. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

A new method of treatment of prolapsus ani. (Proceedings.) VII, 145

Acquired club foot. (Proceedings.) VII, 145

Baron von Langenbeck, Surgeon-General of the German Army, Professor of Surgery in the University of Berlin V, 62

Case of empyema of the right antrum. (Proceedings.) XI, 72

Case of infantile paralysis with hyperextension of leg

on thigh. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

Cases of bow-leg, knock-knee, and epispadias. (Proceedings.) XII, 18

Congenital amputation of forearm; Congenital hypertrophy of foot; Epispadias; Fracture of femur; Undescended testicle. (Proceedings.) VI, 49

Congenital club foot. (Proceedings.) VII, 145, 146

Congenital hip-joint dislocation. (Proceedings.) ....XI, 72

Congenital opening of the palatoglossus muscle. (Proceedings.) XI, 72

Fabricius Guilhelmus Hildanus, the father of German

surgery XVI, 7

Johannes Miiller, a university teacher VII, 16

John Bell, Surgeon VII, 198

Purpura hemorrhagica. (Proceedings.) Ill, 75

Radical operation for cure of inguinal hernia. (Proceedings.) Ill, 74

Strangulated inguinal hernia in a child three months

old. (Proceedings.) Ill, 74

Strangulated inguinal hernia in an infant aged one year.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 74

The radical cure of hernia, by implanting a section of

sterilized sponge VIII, 44

Pleasants, J. Hall.

Heredity in diabetes mellitus, with a report of six cases

occurring in a family XI, 325

The second hospital in the colonies, the " Coole Springs

of St. Maries," Maryland, 1698 XV, 18

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Pleasants, J. Hall. — Continual. vol. page Traumatic pericarditis, endocarditis and myocarditis XIV, 124

Pohlmax. Augustus G.

Abnormalities in the form of the kidney and ureter dependent on the development of the renal bud XVI. 51

A note on the developmental relations of the kidney and

ureter in human embryos XVI, 49

Porter, Otley J.

Observations upon smallpox. (Proceedings.) XII, 298

Pratt, Joseph H.

On the causes of cardiac insufficiency XV, 301

Relation of blood platelets to disease. (Proceedings.) XVI, 201

Pesey. Brown.

The genesis of glioma retina? in neuroglia XIII, 229

Pyle, Walter L., and Golld, George M.

King Arthur's medicine VIII, 239

Ramsay. Otto G.

A complete duplication of the left ureter from the kidney

to the bladder VII, 201

A pin imbedded in the rectum XI, 256

A study of sixty-seven cases of primary malignant tumors

of the suprarenal gland X, 20

An unusual method of performing hysteromyomec tomy XI, 77

Randolph, Robert L.

A clinical and experimental study of the so-called oyster

shucker's keratitis VI, 150

A clinical study of forty cases of cerebro-spinal meningitis, with reference to the eye symptoms IV, 59

A second series of cataract operations (one hundred and

fifty-eight) VIII, 199

A series of fifty consecutive operations for cataract. .Ill, 19 Absolute alcohol as a disinfectant for instruments. A

bacteriological study VII, 185

Advancement of the internal rectus. (Proceedings.) .IV, 40 An interesting case of trachoma. (Proceedings.) ....V, 67

Bilateral dacryo-adenitis. (Proceedings.) VIII, 132

Cases of necrosis of lachrymal sac. (Proceedings.) . . .II, Gl Conclusions from clinical and bacteriological experiments

with holocain IX, 154

Exhibition of a case of osteoma of external auditory

canal. (Proceedings.) XII, 219

irirleremia, glaucoma simplex, and zonular cataract combined in one patient IV, 68

Mild solutions of corrosive sublimate in the treatment

of keratitis. (Proceedings.) I, 46

Operations for cataract. (Proceedings.) VIII, 133

The anatomical changes in two cases of retinal detachment VII, 179

The role of the toxins in inflammations of the eye.. XIV, 47 The significance of albuminuric retinitis in pregnancy. V, 69 The use of fluorescein as a means of diagnosing lesions

of the cornea I, 43

Two successful cataract operations on a dog VI, 28

Use of the magnet in extracting foreign bodies from the

eye. ( Proceedings. ) XIV, 314

Ri ed, Walter.

Association of proteus vulgaris with Diplococcus lance olatus in a case of croupous pneumonia V, 24

Reese, n. Meredith.

Aneurism of the aorta. (Proceedings.) I, 114

On trichloracetic acid as a tost for albumen in urine. . .1. .",:',

Reik, Henry O.

A case of cavernous angioma (vascular neevus) of the tunica conjunctiva VIII, 236

A preliminary report on a new method of treating tinnitus aurium. (Proceedings.) XV, 65

Cases of congenital defects of the iris. (Proceedings.) XIV, 322

Catarrhal otitis media (non-suppurative) as a factor in

the etiology of facial paralysis XIII, 83

Ophthalmoscopic appearances of chorea with embolism of

central artery of retina XII, 325

Report on the examination of the ears of 440 school

children XI, 318

Supplementary report on the sterilization of instruments

by formaldehyde IX, 82

The treatment of aural exostoses XIV, 82

Reik, He.vry O., and Watson, William T.

Apparatus for sterilizing instruments with formaldehyde; experimental tests VIII, 261

Rejisex, Charles M.

A case of syphilis of the peripheral nerves and lungs. XIV, 2S0 Reulixg, Robert.

A case of right-sided infantile hemiplegia, with a description of the pathological changes found in the

brain and the spinal cord XVI, 21

Reulixg, Robert, and Herrixg, Artiivr P.

Cavities in the brain produced by the Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus X, 62

Reynolds, Edward.

The diagnosis of the condition of each kidney by inoculation of the separated sediments into guinea-pigs in

suspected renal tuberculosis IX, 253

Robb, Hunter.

A case of associated streptococcus infection of the vermiform appendix and Fallopian tube Ill, 23

A case of double vagina, with operation V, 50

Abstract of Kiistner's treatment of inversion of puerperal

uterus. (Proceedings.) V, 19

An operating table V, 73

Atresia of vagina, absence of cervix uteri with a double dermoid cyst communicating with an adherent loop

of the ileum. (Proceedings.) II, 43

Carcinoma uteri with nephritis. (Proceedings.) I, 112

Cysto-sarcoma of the ovary. (Proceedings.) II, 42

Hippocrates on hysteria. (Proceedings.) Ill, 7S

Hippocrates on the diseases of women and parturition.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 43

Hydrosalpinx. (Proceedings.) I, 112

Hysteromyomectomy, with a report of four cases. .. .Ill, 69 Importance to the surgeon of a bacteriological training IV, 124

Laceration of the perineum and vaginal outlet — repair

of the recent tear I, 10.^

Modified Sims speculum. (Proceedings.) I, 97

Madame Boi vin V, 59

Mme. Lachapelle, midwife. (Proceedings.) II, 103

Maintenance of an aseptic technique in gynecological

operations outside of hospitals IV, 106

Remarks on the writings of Louyse Bourgeois IV, 7-"i

Ruptured right tubal pregnancy; associated with perforation of the vermiform appendix. Confirmatory diagnosis by aspiration; operation, death II, 137

Submucous fibroid of the uterus. (Proceedings.) I, 22

The works of Justine Siegemundin, the midwife V, 4

The writings of Mauriocau VI, 51

Al'TlloU AND TITLK INDKX.

1!)

Roub, Hunter, and Giikiskiv, Albert A. vol. page

Coeliotomy for myoma of the uterus. Hysteromyomec tomy. Infection by Bacterium coll commune II, \ '■'.'■'

Infection through tin- drainage tube; the result of the bacteriological examination of drainage tube fluids in

sixteen consecutive cases of coeliotomy II, 93

The bacillus proteus Zenkeri in an ovarian abscess. VI 1 1, 4 The bacteria in wounds and skin-stitches Ill, 37

Robb, Isabel Hampton.

Practical and scientific instruction in invalid cooking.. I, 108 The quality of thoroughness in nurses' work XIV, 225

Robinson, G. Canby.

On a cyst originating from the ductus thyreoglossus.XIII, 8t The development of grave robbing in England XVI, 42

Rose, A< hd les.

Greek in medicine XIII, 100

Knowledge of Greek and corruption of language. (Correspondence.) XVI, 263

Rosenheim, Sylvan.

On the pathological changes in the spinal cord in a case

of Pott's disease IX, 240

Two cases of leukokeratosis buccalis; comparison with the histological changes in a case of tylosis palmae et

plar-tas XV, 47

Rowley, Mary E.

Some unusual forms of malarial parasites XV, 22

Rubel, Matjbice, and Hambubgeb, Louis P.

Pemphigus vegetans XIV, 63

Russell, Colin K.

Changes in the nervous system after parathyroidectomy XV, 196

Russell, William W.

Aberrant portions of the Mullerian duct found in an

ovary X, 8

Malarial infection as a source of error in surgical

diagnosis VII, 204

The clinical course of forty-seven cases of carcinoma of

the uterus subsequent to hysterectomy VI, 154

Sabin, Florence R.

A case of arsenical neuritis. (Proceedings.) XII, 221

A case of arterial disease, possibly periarteritis nodosa XII, 195

On Flechsig's investigations on the brain XVI, 45

On the anatomical relations of the nuclei of reception

of the cochlear and vestibular nerves VIII, 253

Sachs, Ernest.

A case of amaurotic family idiocy XV, 94

Salzer, Henry.

The presence and absence of free hydrochloric acid

in the stomach IV, 121

Sampson, John A.

Ascending renal infection; with special reference to the reflex of urine from the bladder into the ureters as an etiological factor in its causation and maintenance XIV. Z'ii

Complications arising from freeing the ureters in the more radical operations for carcinoma cervicis uteri, with special reference to post-operative ureter.il necrosis XV, 123

Pathology of cervical cancer. (Proceedings.) XVI, 150

Proper foot wear and the treatment of weakened and flat feet by mechanical devices for maintaining the adducted position XIII. 8

Sampson, John A. Continued. VOL.

The advantages of the Sims posture In cystoacop

inations XIV, 194

The control of hemorrhage following pelvic operations by packing the pelvis with gauze througb a proctoscope and maintaining cou ure by packing the vagina XIV, 237

The efficiency of the periureteral arterial plexus, and I importance of its preservation in the more radical operation, for carcinoma cervicis uteri XV, -','J

The Importance of a more radical operation in carcinoma cervicis uteri as suggested by pathological find! In the parametrium XIII, 299

The relation between carcinoma cervicis uteri and the bladder and its significance in the more rn ions for that disease XV, 156

The relation between carcinoma cervicis uteri and the rectum and its significance in the more radical operations for that disease XV, 10S

The relation between carcinoma cervicis uteri and the ureters, and its significance in the more radical op-rations for that disease XV, 72

Vesicovaginal fistula* following hysterectomy for carcinoma cervicis uteri, with special reference to their

origin and closure XV, 285

Schenck, Benjamin R.

On refractory subcutaneous abscesses caused by a fungus

possibly related to the sporotricha IX, 286

Sen up, E.

A case of cancer of the mamma cured by means of

Roentgen rays XV. 102

SCHMOLL, E.

The chemical origin of leucocytes XV, 2:18

Scut 'tz, John L.

A rapid method of making nutrient agar-agar Ill, 92

Scott, J. A.

Remarks on Mitchell's high-tension pulse. (Proceedings.) I, 62

Simon. Charles E.

A case of aphasia. (Proceedings.) I, 48

Abscess of the liver, perforation into the lung; amoeba coli

in sputum. ( Proceedings. ) I, 97

Ehrlich's test in typhoid fever I, 93

Heredity in Meniere's disease IV, 82

Simon, Charles E., and Campbell, D. G. J.

A case of myelogenous leukaemia. (Proceedings.) ... .XV. IS! A contribution to the study of cystinuria XV. 365

Simon, Charles E., and Hoch, August.

Physiological action of antipyrin. (Proceedings.) ....I, 50

Slemons. J. Morris.

Metabolism in pregnancy. (Proceedings.) XV, 67

Slaughteb, B. Rosalie.

The plague in India XIV, 307

Smith, Frank R.

A case of tuberculous pericarditis. (Proceedings.) .. .IV, 10 A case presenting the group of symptoms termed astasia abasia y ( 13

The medicine of Aristotle iv, 85

The oath of Hippocrates in, 33

Smith, Henry L.

Synesthesia XVI. 25s

Abstract. (Proceedings.) XVI, 149

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GENERAL INDEX TO THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL BULLETIN,

Spence, William W. vol. page

Remarks at the presentation of Thorwaldsen's statue of

Christ to the Hospital VIII, 1

Spilled, William G.

A microscopical study of the spinal cord in two cases

of Pott's disease .' IX, 125

Spratt, C. N.

Case of gonorrhceal peritonitis. (Proceedings.) ... .XIII, 247 Stately, Albert L.

A case of congenital deformity II, 158

Myomectomy during pregnancy, involving opening of

the abdominal cavity. (Proceedings.) V, 33

Two cases of hematuria with catheterization of ureters

and exploratory nephrotomy IV, 25

Steinkr, Bernard C.

Dr. Richard Brooke, the first scientific observer in Maryland XV, 294

Stexneb, Walter R.

A case of typhoid arteritis. (Proceedings.) XV, 60

A contribution to the history of medicine in Maryland

during the Revolution, 1775-1779 XVI, 241

A contribution to the history of medicine in the Province

of Maryland, 1636-1671 XIII, 192

Governor John Winthrop Jr., of Connecticut, as a

physician XIV, 294

Haemophilia in the negro XI, 44

Peripheral venous thrombosis in pneumonia, with report of three cases and a review of those previously recorded XIII, 130

Report of a case of carcinoma diagnosed by means of paracentesis abdominis, with some remarks on the diagnostic value of examinations of serous effusions XII, 310

Some early autopsies in the United States XIV, 201

Sternberg, George M.

The treatment of yellow fever with sodium bicarbonate

and mercuric chloride I, 68

Stieren, Edward.

A case of acquired cyst of the conjunctiva containing

an embryonic toothlike structure XVI, 308

Oedematous changes in the epithelium of the cornea in

a case of uveitis following gonorrhceal ophthalmia. IX, 290 Tubercular dacryoadenitis and conjunctivitis, containing the report of a probable case ending in spontaneous recovery and a review of the previous literature on

tubercular dacryoadenitis XII, 349

St i iK.s, Charles Wardell.

Notes on parasites V, 57

Protozoic and blastomycetic dermatitis. (Proceedings.) XII, 296

Pulmonary distomatosis in man. (Proceedings.) XV, 263

Report on the prevalence of uncinariasis in the Southern

States. (Proceedings.) XIV, 315

Stimson, Lewis A.

Address at the opening of the Surgical Building and

new Clinical Amphitheatre XV, 381

Stokes, William R.

The pathology of smallpox XIV, 214

Ulcer of the stomach caused by the diphtheria

bacillus XII, 209

Stokes, William R., and Amick, Albert L.

Typhoid appendicitis without other intestinal lesions. XVI, 284 Stokes, William R., and Gilchrist, T. Caspar.

The presence of an oidium in the tissues of a case of

pseudo-lupus vulgaris VII, 129

Stokes, William R., and Wegefarth, Arthur. vol. page The presence in the blood of free granules derived from leucocytes, and their possible relations to immunity VIII, 246

Stover, G. H.

Antitoxic relation between bee poison and honey (?).IX, 271 Strong, Richard P.

Para-colon bacillus XIII, 107

Strong, Richard P., and Musgrave, W. E.

Preliminary note of a case of infection with Balantidium

coli (Stein) XII, 31

SUDLER, MERVIN T.

The architecture of the gall-bladder XII, 126

Swan, William E.

The management of solid tumors of the ovaries complicating pregnancy, with report of a successful case.. IX, 56 Tallant, Alice W., and Lootz, Emma.

On the relation of the electrical conductivity of bloodserum to its alleged bactericidal power XI, 220

Taylor, R. Tunstall.

A new apparatus for applying plaster jackets, with a

brief review of the methods hitherto used VI, 25

Hyperextension as an essential in the correction of the deformity of Pott's disease, with the presentation of

original methods XII, 32

Taylor, William J.

Volvulus of Meckel's diverticulum with recovery after

operation XII, 326

Thacher, H. C.

A report of two cases of utero-vaginal prolapse XVI, 184

Thayer, William S.

A case of aestivo-autumnal fe\er with unusually few parasites in the peripheral circulation. (Proceedings.) XIII, 59

A case of melancholia following typhoid fever. (Proceedings.) in, 12

A case of super-secretion of the gastric juice. (Proceedings.) HI, 141

Acute pancreatitis, disseminated fat necrosis, parapancre atic abscess. (Proceedings.) VI, 32

Address at the unveiling of the memorial tablet to

Dr. Lazear XV, 388

Bichat XIV, 197

Cotton Mather's rules of health XVI, 293

Note on a case of cicatricial stenosis of the pylorus

following a peptic ulcer IV, 45

Note on the increase in the number of the leucocytes in

the blood after cold baths IV, 37

Observations on several cases of acute pancreatitis. .XVI, 355

Observations on two cases of tuberculous pericarditis with

effusion XV, 149

On the cardiac and vascular complications and sequels

of typhoid fever XV, 323

On the value of methylene-blue in malarial fever Ill, 49

Peripancreatic abscess. (Proceedings.) XVI, 148

Specimen of cancer of pylorus. (Proceedings.) II, 162

Splenic myelogenous leukaemia. (Proceedings.) ....Ill, 142

The treatment of malarial fever with methylene-blue.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 13

Thayer, William S., and Blumeb, George.

Ulcerative endocarditis due to the gonococcus; gonorrhceal septicaemia VII, ' 57

Thayer, William S., and Flexner, Simon.

Demonstration of specimen of amoebic abscess of liver.

(Proceedings.) IV, 56

AUTHOR AND TITLK IXDKX.

21

Thelin, Reiba. vol. page Legislation against tuberculosis. (Correspondence.) .XV, 263 Report of results of nursing dispensary tubercular patients XV, 171

Theobald, Samuel.

A case of acquired paralysis of both external recti muscles, with unilateral facial paralysis. (Proceedings.) VIII, 131

A case of atrophy of the optic nerves following hemorrhage from the stomach with a consideration of the causes of post-hemorrhagic blindness X, 82

A case of glaucoma. (Proceedings.) Ill, 30

A case of glaucoma of exceptional character. (Proceedings.) V, 53

A case of transient spastic convergent strabismus. . . .XI, 178

A simple contrivance for effecting pneumatic massage of the tympanal membrane and ossicles. (Proceedings.) VIII, 49

A word of warning as to the indiscriminate use of cocaine in the treatment of diseases of the eye. (Proceedings.) IX, 193

An ideal result following double tenotomy in a case of

convergent strabismus. (Proceedings.) VI, 70

An unusual anomaly of the crystalline lens, coloboma lentis. (Proceedings.) V, 52

Cases of squint and esophoria, due to anisometropia,

cured by glasses. (Proceedings.) I, 41

Exhibition of patient with zonular cataracts. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

Foreign bodies in the ear. (Proceedings.) Ill, 62

Foreign bodies removed from the eye. (Proceedings.) I, 21

Influence of malarial poisoning upon diseases of the eye.

(Proceedings.) II, 19

Inherited monocular myopia. (Proceedings.) 11,105

Mother with coloboma of iris; two children with an

aniridia. (Proceedings.) V, 54

Removal of foreign body from the eye. (Proceedings. ) IV, 111

Subnormal accommodative power in young persons a not

infrequent cause of asthenopia Ill, 1

Tenotomy for insufficiencies of the ocular muscles. (Proceedings.) I, 110

The importance of testing the ocular muscle balance

for near as well as for distant vision XVI, 10

Treatment of acute otitis media following influenza.

(Proceedings.) X, 137

The treatment of otomycosis by the insufflation of boracic

acid and oxide of zinc IX, 251

Thomas, Henry M.

A case of congenital ptosis. (Proceedings.) VI, 164

A case of generalized lead paralysis, with a review of

the cases of lead palsy seen in the Hospital. .. .XV, 209

A case of generalized neuritis from lead. (Proceedings.) XV, 66

A case of neuro-fibromatosis (von Recklinghausen's disease) with paralysis and muscular atrophy of arms and legs XIV, 204

An analysis of the cases of tabes in the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Dispensary from its opening in May, 1889, to December 1, 1898 X, 51

An electric apparatus used in the diagnosis of diseases of

the nervous system I, 75

Asthenic bulbar paralysis or myasthenia gravis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 246

Cases of perforating ulcers. (Proceedings.) II, 41

Thomas, Hi.miv M. Continued. VOL. PAOI

Chorea with embolism of central artery of retina. . . .XII, :vj.\

Congenital facial diplegia. (Proceeding*.) VIII, 130

Demonstration of a case of probable brain tumor. | P

ceedings.) VIII, 215

Obstetrical paralysis, infantile and maternal XI, 279

Pre-ataxic tabes dorsalis with retained knee jerk. (Proceedings.) I, ','.)

Progressive muscular dystrophy — right facial paralysis.

( Proceedings. ) m, 140

Progressive neural muscular atrophy. (Proceedings.) .VI, 45

Reflex nerve manifestations. (Proceedings.) I. :;>;

Tetany in pregnancy VI, 85

Thomas, Henry M., and Cusuing, Hauw.y.

Exhibition of two cases of radicular paralysis of the

brachial plexus. (Proceedings.) XIV, 315

Thomas, Henry M., and others.

Alveolar sarcoma of the cerebellum VII, 193

Thompson, William L.

Analysis of 221 cases of typhoid fever. (Proceedings.) XVI, 264

The blood in pregnancy XV, 205

Tinker, Martin B.

America's contributions to surgery XIII, 209

Compound outward dislocation of elbow, with excision.

(Proceedings.) XIII, 246

Cryoscopy as an index of renal insufficiency in surgical

diseases of the kidney XIV, 162

The first nephrectomy and the first cholecystotomy, with a sketch of the lives of Doctors Erastus B. Wolcott

and John S. Bobbs XII, 247

Toulmin, Harry.

A case of leucaBmia II, 17

On chloralamide I, 32

Two cases of leukaemia. (Proceedings.) II, 84

Travis, Catherine H.

A case of multiple primary adenocarcinoma of the liver

with cirrhosis XIII, 108

Trudeau, Edward L.

The history and work of the Saranac Laboratory for

the study of tuberculosis XII, 271

The present aspect of some vexed questions relating to

tuberculosis, with suggestions for future work....X, 121 Urquhart, A. R.

Sir John Charles Bucknill, M. D., F. R. C. P., F. R. S. . .IX, 180 Valentine, Ferd. C.

Hydraulic pressure in bladder contracture. (Correspondence. ) IX, 191

Van Wart, Roy McL.

Solitary tubercle of the stomach XIV, 235

On a rapid method of staining neuroglia XIV, 246

Verhoeff, Frederick H.

A new instrument for measuring heterophoria and the

combining power of the eyes X, 87

ViRC'How, Rudolf.

Richard von Volkman. (Translation.) I, 20

Walker, George.

A contribution to the study of the anatomy and physiology of the prostate gland, and a few observations on the

phenomenon of ejaculation XI, 242

A new office irrigating stand XV, 394

An apparatus to aid the introduction of a catheter or

bougie XI, 30

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Walker, George. — Continued. vol. page

An experimental study concerning the relation which the prostate gland bears to the fecundative power of the

spermatic fluid XII, T7

Experimental injection of testicular fluid to prevent the atrophy of the prostate gland in dogs, after removal

of the testes XI, 322

Remarkable cases of hereditary anchyloses, or absence of various phalangeal joints with defects of the little and ring fingers XII, 129

Warfield, Louis M.

Carcinoma of the male breast XII, 305

Exhibition of a case of thrombosis. (Proceedings.) .XIII, 147 Typhoid fever: Report of a case with three relapses.

Remarks XIII, 173

Warfield, Louis M., and Knox, J. H. Mason.

The leucocyte count in the summer diarrhoeas of children XIII, 167

Warfield, m.utier.

Congenital absence of radius. (Proceedings.) Ill, 42

Watson, William T.

A case of osteitis deformans IX, 133

Forty-six intubated cases of diphtheria treated with anti toxine. (Proceedings.) IX, 14G

The exhibition of a three-months infant with a caudal

appendage. (Proceedings.) XI, 114

Watson, William T., axd Reik, Henry O.

Apparatus for sterilizing instruments with formaldehyde;

experimental tests VIII, 261

Watts, Stephen H.

A case of peptic ulcer in the jejunum of a dog following gastroenterostomy, with a review of the cases reported in man XIV, 191

Loss of entire lower lip. (Proceedings.) XVI, 109

The silver bolt as a means of fixing ununited fractures

of certain long bones XV, 135

Weaver, George H.

Spontaneous hemorrhagic septicaemia in a guinea-pig, caused by a bacillus IX, 270

Wegefarth, Arthur, and Stokes, William R.

The presence in the blood of free granules derived from leucocytes, and their possible relations to immunity VIII, 246

Weu h, William H.

Additional note concerning the intravenous inoculation

of the Bacillus typhi abdominalis II, 121

Address upon the occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary

of graduation XI, 136

Animal parasites. (Proceedings.) I, 72

Cirrhosis hepatis anthracotica II, 32

Diffuse infiltrating carcinoma of the stomach. (Proceedings.) IV, 98

Diplococcus pneumoniae. (Proceedings.) I, 73

Duplicature of arch of aorta with aneurism II, 142

Introductory note to Drs. Durham and Myers's

report XII, 48

Medullary form of sarcoma of the sternum, with metastases in the lymphatic glands IV, 103

Miliary aneurism of a branch of the gastric artery. (Proceedings.) I, 12

Morbid conditions caused by Bacillus aerogenes capsulars XI, 185

Pathology in its relations to general biology I, 25

Welch, William H. — Continued. vol. page

Pathological changes in cancer in mice. (Proceedings.) XVI, 147

Preliminary report of investigations concerning the causation of hog cholera I, 9

Remarks at the presentation of the candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medicine at the commencement of the Johns Hopkins University, June 14, 1898.... IX, 151

Specimen of otomycosis aspergillus. (Proceedings.) . .Ill, 122

Specimen of traumatic cerebral abscess, with bacteriological examination II, 141

Specimens of papilloma and of epithelioma — so-called

parasitic bodies in epithelioma. (Proceedings.) ... .1, 9T

Sudden deaths from cardiac disease. (Proceedings.) ..I, 34

The evolution of modern scientific laboratories VII, 19 1

The Huxley lecture on recent studies of immunity with

special reference to their bearing on pathology. XIII, 285

The Micrococcus lanceolatus, with especial reference to

the etiology of acute lobar pneumonia Ill, 125

The parasite of cancer. (Proceedings.) XII, 295

The treatment of delirium tremens and allied conditions.

(Proceedings.) XV, 261

The treatment of diphtheria by antitoxin VI, 97

Welch, William H., and Abbott, Alexander C.

The etiology of diphtheria II, 25 Welch, William H., and Flexner, Simon.

The histological changes in experimental diphtheria. .II, 107

The histological lesions produced by the tox-albumen of

diphtheria Ill, IT

Welch, William H., and Nuttall, George H. F.

A gas-producing bacillus (Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, nov. spec. ) capable of rapid development in the

blood-vessels after death Ill, 81

White, W. C.

The distribution of connective tissue in new growths. XI, 209" Whitehead, R. H.

A contribution to the study of malignant tumors arising

in congenital moles XI, 221

Wiel, Harry I.

A survey of ovariotomy at extremes of life XVI, 102:

Wilhite, J. O.

Does Wilhite's story of the negro boy incident in the discovery of anaesthesia "lack probability"? (Correspondence. ) IX, 82

Williams, Herbert U.

The Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus in a case of suppurative pyelitis VII, 66:

Williams, J. Whitridge.

A new needle-holder. (Proceedings.) II, 6$

Contributions to the histogenesis of the papillary cysto mata of the ovary n, 149 1

Demonstration of instruments illustrating the history and development of the axis traction forceps. (Proceedings.) VII, 24

Exhibition of specimens from a case of deciduoma malig num. (Proceedings.) V, 136

Extrauterine pregnancy. (Correspondence.) Ill, 12,'J

Intra-pelvic hematoma following labor. (Proceedings.) XV, 17:r

Inversion of the uterus. (Proceedings.) XVI, 386.

So-called osseous tumors of the ovary. (Proceedings.) Ill, m

The frequency of contracted pelves in Baltimore VII, 164

Wilson, Cunningham.

Cases of amoebic dysentery VI, 1 12

SUBJECT INDEX.

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Windsor, Thomas. vol. |,a,;i Biography of John of Anlerne V, G7

Winni), Charles K.

A report upon the agglutination reactions of the Bacillus dysenteric (Shiga), with the blood-serum of patients suffering with summer diarrhoea XVI, 93

Woods, Hiram.

Ophthalmoplegia externa. (Proceedings.) VIII, -IS

Wooi.i.ky, Path, G.

A case of sarcoma of the eye, involving chiefly the ciliary

body XVI, 402

Bacillus violaceus Manilae XVI, 89

Experiments made to determine the effects of sugar upon

the pigment formation of some of the chromogenic

bacteria X, 130

A note on I ho pigment production of Bacillus pyocyaneus

and bacillus fluorescens liquefaciens X, 1 -'■>

A study of the reticular supporting network in malignant

neoplasms XIV, 21

Wricht, James H., and Nittai.l, Geobge H. F.

Report on the inoculation of thirteen guinea-pigs with the

sputum of tuberculous cases undergoing the Koch

treatment II. 77

Yates, Job tol. paoi

Pathological report upon a fatal case ol enter!

anemia caused by uncinaria duodenalis XII, 366

Y<> I [TO, Hi OH II

A new combined electro-i for the Bottinl

operation for pro m XIII, •':>;

Does Wilhite's story of the negro boy Incident in the i covery of anaesthesia "lack probabill pondence. i IX, S7

Electro-cautery incisor for the Bottinl operation. (O

respondents. ) XIII, 280

Exhibition of renal and ureteral cast

ings.) XIV. 93

Hydraulic pressure in bladder contracture. (Correspondence.) IX, 192

Hydraulic pressure in genito-urinary practice, especially

in contracture of the bladder IX. 100

Long, the discoverer la VIII, 174

The early diagnosis and radical cure of carcinoma

prostate XVI, 315

The use of the cystoscope in cases of prostatic hypertrophy :•

Young, Hugh H.. and Bli ii b, Geo

A case of anthrax septicaemia in a human being a

with acute anthrax endocarditis and peritonitis. .VI, 127

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Abdomen, stab wound of. Richard H. Follis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 142

Abdominal operations, draining the peritoneal cavity after.

John G. Clark VIII, 59

Abnormalities in the form of the kidney and ureter dependent on the development of the renal bud. Augustus G.

Pohlman XVI, 51

Abscess in urethro-vaginal septum. Thomas S. Cullen....V, 45

of jaw, amoebae in. Simon Flexner Ill, 104

of liver, amoebic. William S. Thayer and Simon Flexner. ( Proceedings. ) IV, 56

perforating lung. William Osier. (Proceedings.) . .VI, 144 perforation into lung; ameeba coli in sputum. Charles

E.Simon. (Proceedings.) I, 97

and of lung, amoebic. Eugene L. Opie. (Proceedings.) XII, 219 ovarian, Bacillus proteus Zenkeri in. Hunter Robb. .VIII, 4 with general peritonitis. G. Brown Miller. (Proceedings.) XI, 115

peripancreatic. William S. Thayer. (Proceedings.) .XVI, 148 peri-splenic. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) .II, 20

traumatic cerebral. William H. Welch II, 141

Abscesses, refractory subcutaneous, caused by a fungus possibly related to the sporotricha. Benjamin R.

Shenck IX, 286

Absorption of granular materials from the peritoneum, mechanism of. William G. MacCallum XIV, 105

Abstracts of contributions to the science of medicine dedicated to William H. Welch XI 138

Acne varioliformis. T. Caspar Gilchrist. (Proceedings.) . .II, 104

Acromegaly in a negress. Henry J. Berkley II, 134

Actinomycosis hominis in America. William G. Erving.XIII, 261 Addison's disease. William Osier. (Proceedings) VII, 208

VOL. r-AGE

Adenitis, acute suppurative, of groin, abortive treatment of

by pressure bandage. A. Bradley Gaither VII, 137

tuberculous cervical, surgical treatment of. James F.

Mitchell XIII, 161

Adenocarcinoma, of Fallopian tube, primary. Elizabeth

Hurdon XII, 315

of liver, multiple primary, with cirrhosis. Catherine H.

Travis XIII, 108

of pancreas. George Blumer. (Proceedings.) VII, 1S9 1

of umbilicus. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) .. .XVI, 110 Adeno-myoma of round ligament. Thomas S. Cullen,

VII, 112; IX, 142 Aerobic spore-bearing bacilli, notes on. William W. Ford. XII, 13

JEsthesiometer, new. Lewellys F. Barker VIII, 125

Agar-agar, nutrient, rapid method of making. John L.

Schutz Ill, 92

Ague, brassfounder's. A. R. Oppenheimer VI, 48

Alabama student. William Osier VII. G

Albumen in urine, trichloracetic acid as a test for. D.

Meredith Reese I. 33

Albuminous expectoration following thoracentesis. Herbert

W. Allen XIV, 18

Albuminuria, cyclic. William E. Huger XIII, 75

Albumosuria, Bence Jones', associated with multiple myeloma.

Louis P. Hamburger . . . .- XII, 38

Alcohol, absolute, as a disinfectant for instruments. Robert

L. Randolph VII, 185

methyl, toxicity of. Reid Hunt XIII. 213

toxic effect of, on the ganglion cells of the retina. Harry

Friedenwald XIII, 52

Alcoholism, cases of. T. S. Latimer. (Proceedings.) ... .II. 42

Alopecia areata. J. Williams Lord. (Proceedings) IV. 55

Robert B. Morison (Proceedings.) Ill, 43

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Altitude, effect of, on blood corpuscles and blood plates. G.

T. Kemp. (Proceedings.) XV, 177

American Pediatric Society, session of I, 15

students of tuberculosis. Henry Barton Jacobs XIII, 199

America's contributions to surgery. Martin B. Tinker. .XIII, 209 Amoeba coli in dysentery. Henri A. Lafleur. (Proceedings.) I, 91

in dysentery and in dysenteric liver abscess. William

Osier I, 53

Amoebae in abscess of jaw. Simon Flexner Ill, 104

Amphibian embryos, experiments on. Warren H. Lewis.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 238

Amputation, congenital, of forearm. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings. ) VI, 49

Anaemia. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XIII, 245

aplastic, associated with lymphoid hyperplasia of the bonemarrow. George Blumer XVI, 127

pernicious, cases of. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XII, 261

etiology and pathogenicity. C. H. Bunting XVI, 222

nervous manifestations of. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XIII, 61

Anaesthesia, general cutaneous and sensory without psychical implication, pathological findings in a case of. Henry

J. Berkley XI, 64

study of, by ether, contribution to. H. Dreser VI, 7

surgical, and operations, clinical effects of, upon anaemic

patients. Henry T. Hutchins XV, 359

Anaesthetization. Apparatus designed for the support and safe anaesthetization of patients while in the knee-chest

position. Clement A. Penrose X, 209

Anastomosis, intestinal William S. Halsted II, 1

by means of a new forceps. Ernest Laplace. (Proceedings. ) X, 113

uretero-ureteral. Ureteroureterostomy. Howard A.

Kelly IV, 89

uretero-vesical, an improved method of. Guy L. Hunner.

(Proceedings.) XIII, 256

Anatomical changes in two cases of retinal detachment.

Robert L. Randolph VII, 179

course and laboratory of Johns Hopkins University.

Franklin P. Mall VII, 85

laboratory of Johns Hopkins University, photographic room and apparatus in.

A. G. Hoen VII, 109

laboratory of the University of California. Joseph M. Flint XVI, 32

material — its collection and its preservation at the Johns Hopkins Anatomical Laboratory. Franklin P.

Mall XVI, 38

preservation of, in America by means of cold storage.

Abram T. Kerr XII, 117

relations of the nuclei of reception of the cochlear and

vestibular nerves. Florence R. Sabin VIII, 253

Anatomy, of central nervous system, macroscopical, new

method of teaching. Arthur P. Herring XIII, 85

study of. Lewellys F. Barker XII, 87

teaching of as illustrated by Professor Barker's Manual.

Franklin P. Mall XVI, 29

Aneurism. Guy L. Hunner. (Proceedings.) IX, 38

Aneurism, aortic. Thomas R. Brown. (Proceedings.) ... .IX, 272

aortic. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XIV, 84

aortic. D. Meredith Reese. (Proceedings.) 1,114

associated with pulmonary tuberculosis and pyopneumothorax. John Hewetson. (Proceedings.) ....Ill, 120 compressing and rupturing into left bronchus. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) X, 97

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Aneurism, aortic. — Continued.

duplicature of arch of aorta with. William H. Welch. .II, 142

healed. Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) V, 31

unusually large, case of. William H. Hough XVI, 331

arteriovenous, case of. William Osier. (Proceedings. ) XVI, 146

of the thigh. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XVI, 119

multiple, with bronchiectasis. William T. Councilman.

(Proceedings.) n, 43

treated by the Moore-Corradi method. Guy L. Hunner XI 263

of abdominal aorta or coeliac axis. Thomas W. Clarke.

(Proceedings.) XIV, 86

of arch of aorta and innominate. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XV, 66

of branch of the gastric artery, miliary. William H.

Welch. ( Proceedings. ) I, 12

of branch of the pulmonary artery. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) II, 43

of the dorsalis pedis. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) IV, 27

of thoracic aorta. William Osier. (Proceedings.) . .XIV, 85 of thoracic aorta. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) .XV, 57 thoracic. William G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.) .XIV, 88 thoracic, presenting unusual symptoms. Henri A. Lafleur.

(Proceedings.) I, 47

Aneurisms, gelatin injections in the treatment of. Thomas

B. Futcher. (Proceedings.) X, 95

of aorta, multiple saccular, with rupture into the pericardium, two cases of. Philip K. Gilman XV, 170

thoracic. F. Harry Baetjer. (Proceedings.) XVI, 387

Angina, pseudo-diphtheric, relatior of to diphtheria, with special reference to scarlatinal pseudo-membranous

angina. William D. Booker Ill, 109

treated with Behring's anti-toxin, notes on some cases of.

George Blumer VI, 158

Angioma (vascular nevus) of the tunica conjunctiva, cavernous. Henry O. Reik VIII, 236

Angio-sarcoma of the ovary. Thomas S. Cullen V, 134

Anchyloses, hereditary, or absence of various phalangeal

joints. George Walker XII, 129

cicatricial jaw. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings. ).. .1, 111 of jaws, spurious. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) .II, 62 Aniridia, two children with; mother with coloboma of iris.

( Proceedings. ) V, 54

Anisometropia, cases of squint and esophoria due to, cured by

glasses. Samuel Theobald I, 41

Announcement concerning graduate instruction in the Medical Department of the Johns Hopkins University.

William H. Howell XVI, 70

Anomaly of arch of aorta with additional muscle in the

neck. A. B. Herrick VIII, 234

Anopheles in the vicinity of Baltimore, distribution of.

Leonard K. Hirshberg and Gustavus C. Dohme. .XIII, 45 mosquito which does not transmit malaria. Leonard

K. Hirshberg XV, 53

Anthrax in a human being. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) VI, 94

septicaemia in a human being associated with acute anthrax endocarditis and peritonitis. George Blumer

and Hugh H. Young VI, 127

Antipyrin, physiological action of. Charles E. Simon and'

August Hoch. (Proceedings.) I, 50

Aorta, anomaly of arch of, with an additional muscle in the

neck. A. B. Herrick VIII, 234

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Aortic insufficiency. William Osier. (Proceedings.) I, 109

Aphasia, case of. Charles E. Simon. (Proceedings.) I, 48

Apparatus, electric, used in the diagnosis of diseases of the

nervous system. Henry M. Thomas I, 75

for applying plaster jackets, with a brief review of the

methods hitherto used. R. Tunstall Taylor VI, 25

for sterilizing Instruments with formaldehyde; experimental tests. Henry 0. Reik and William T. Watson VIII, 261

for the support and safe anesthetization of patients while

in the knee-chest position. Clement A. Penrose. . .X, 209 for treatment of fracture of the femur. Theodore Dunham. (Proceedings.) XVI, 147

to aid the introduction of a catheter or bougie. George

Walker XI, 30

Appendage, caudal, exhibition of a three-months infant with.

William T. Watson XI. lit

Appendices vermiformes showing unusual pathological conditions. Curtis F. Burnam XV, 136

Appendicitis. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) V, 82

case of. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) V, 32

postscript to the report on. William S. Halsted V, 113

typhoid, without other intestinal lesions. William R.

Stokes and Albert L. Amick XVI, 284

with obstruction. Richard H. Follis. (Proceedings.) XIV, 86

Appendix, vermiform, and Fallopian tube, streptococcus infection of. Hunter Robb Ill, 23

pin in. James F. Mitchell X, 108

Appendix vermiformis, primary carcinoma of; Carcinoma of the appendix secondary to carcinoma of the ovaries.

Elizabeth Hurdon XI, 175

Archer, John, M. B., biographical sketch of X, 141

sketch of. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) II, 22

Arderne, John, and early English medical writers. John S.

Billings V, 21

biography of. Thomas Windsor V, 67

Aristotle, medicine of. Frank R. Smith IV, 85

Arterial disease, possibly periarteritis nodosa. Florence R.

Sabin XII, 195

Arteries, internal mammary and deep epigastric, development

of, in man. Franklin P. Mall IX, 232

Arteritis, typhoid. Walter R. Steiner. (Proceedings.) . .XV, 60 Artery, axillary, in man, composite study of. J. M. Hitz rot XII, 136

left subclavian, ligation of the first portion of, and excision of a subclavio-axillary aneurism. William S.

Halsted. (Proceedings.) Ill, 93

Arthritis deformans. Thomas R. Boggs. (Proceedings.) XIII, 115

of the osteo-arthritic type. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XIV, 323

spinal, case of. C. H. Bunting. (Proceedings.) . .XIII, 250 experimental streptococcus. Rufus I. Cole. (Proceedings.) XVI, 114

gonorrhoeal, and tenosynovitis, successful cultivation of

gonococcus in. Francis R. Hagner VIII, 121

infectious. Roades Fayerweather. (Proceedings.) .XVI, 412

pneumococcic. Campbell P. Howard XIV, 303

Aspergillus mycosis of the antrum maxillare, preliminary

report on. John N. Mackenzie IV, 9

Astasia-abasia, case presenting the group of symptoms

termed. Frank R. Smith V, 13

Asthenopia, subnormal accommodative power in young persons, a not infrequent cause of. Samuel Theobald Ill, 1

Mil.

Asthma with cyanosis, extensive purpura, painful mu and eoslnophllia. William Osier, (Pro

IngB.) XII. 17

Ataxia (pseudotabes), acute, following diarrhoea. H'-nry J.

Berkley in, !t

Atheromatous cyst of the scrotum. John W. Churchman.

( Proceedings. ) XVI, 264

Atresia of vagina, absence of cervix uteri with a double dermoid cysl communicating with an adherent loop or

the ileum. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) II, 4::

of vagina and cervix, case of uterus duplex solidus with.

Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) IV, 109

Atrophy, muscular, extensive. August Hoch. (Proceedings.) Ill, 12

progressive neural. Henry M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) VI, 45

of the optic nerves following haemorrhage from the stomach, with a consideration of the causes of posthemorrhagic blindness. Samuel Theobald X, 82

Aural exostoses, treatment of. Henry O. Reik XIV, 82

Autopsies, early, in the United States. Walter R. Steiner. XIV, 201

Bacilli, aerobic spore-bearing. William W. Ford XII, 13

of the hog cholera or Bac. enteritidis (Gartner) type.

Harvey dishing XI, 156

tubercle, in tuberculous sputum, a method for the estimation of the actual number of. George H. F. Nuttall.II, 67 typhoid, in the blood, frequency of. Rufus I. Cole. . . .XII, 203 typhoid, in the urines of typhoid fever patients, presence of. Norman B. Gwyn X, 109

Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, case in which it was repeatedly isolated from the circulation during life. Norman B.

Gwyn X, 134

case of infection by, in which the organism was demonstrated in the circulating blood during life. Rufus

I. Cole XIII, 234

in a case of suppurative pyelitis. Herbert U.

Williams VII, 66

in puerperal infection. Herbert M. Little XVI, 136

morbid conditions caused by. William H. Welch ..XI, 185 under anaerobic conditions, observations to determine

the motility of. Edward K. Dunham VIII, 74

(Welch), report of five cases of infection by. Edward K.

Dunham VIII, 68

coli communis, and the Bacillus typhi abdominalis, intravenous inoculation of rabbits with. Arthur G. Blach stein II, 96

dysenteria (Shiga), agglutination reactions of, with the blood serum of patients suffering with summer

diarrhoea. Charles K. Winne XVI, 93

gas-producing (Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, nov. spec), capable of rapid development in the blood-vessels after death. William H. Welch and George H.

F. Nuttall ' Ill, 81

mortiferus, report upon. Norman Mac L. Harris. (Proceedings.) XII, 216

mucosus capsulatus group, fulminating hemorrhagic infection due to an organism of. George Blumer and

Arthur T. Laird XII, 45

of dysentery, with special reference to its etiological relationship to the summer diarrhoea of children.

Simon Flexner XIV. 32"

of plague. (Abstract.) V. 96

para-colon. Richard P. Strong XIII, 107

proteus zenkeri in an ovarian abscess. Hunter Robb. VIII, 4 pseudo-diphtheritic, relation of, to the diphtheritic bacillus. Alexander C. Abbott II, 110. 143

pyocyaneus and Bacillus fluorescens liquefaciens, note on

the pigment production of. Paul G. Woolley X. 129

pyogenes filiformis (now spec). Simon Flexner. . . . VI, 147 typhi abdominalis. intravenous inoculation of. William

H. Welch II, 121

typhosus in the gall bladder seven years after typhoid

fever, presence of. G. Brown Miller IX, 95

violaceus Manilas. Paul G. Woolley XVI, 89

Bacteria, chromogenic, experiments made to determine the effects of sugar upon the pigment formation of.

Paul G. Woolley X, 130

in wounds and skin-stitches. Hunter Robb and Albert

A. Ghriskey III. 37

thermophilic. William W. Ford. (Proceedings.) .. .XVI, 149

Bacteriological study of hail. Alexander C. Abbott I, 56

training, importance of, to the surgeon. Hunter Robb. IV, 124 Bacteriology of the cavity of the corpus uteri of the nonpregnant woman. A report of 68 cases. G. Brown

Miller X, 29

Bacterium coli commune, infection by. Hunter Robb and

Albert A. Ghriskey II, 133

cyaneum: A new chromogenic organism. Ethel L.

Leonard XV, 398

Balantidium coli (Stein), case of infection with. Richard P.

Strong and William E. Musgrave XII, 31

Barker's Manual, teaching of anatomy as illustrated by.

Franklin P. Mall XVI. 29

Bee poison and honey, antitoxic relation between. G. H.

Stover IX, 271

Bell, John, surgeon. Walter B. Piatt VII, 198

Bence Jones' albumosuria associated with multiple myeloma,

two examples of. Louis P. Hamburger XII, 38

Bichat. William S. Thayer XIV, 197

Bigelow, Henry J. ( Obituary. ) I, 102

Bigelow. Jacob— A sketch. J. G. Mumford XIII, 1

Bile, retrojection of into the pancreas, a cause of acute

hemorrhagic pancreatitis. William S. Halsted. .XII, 179 Bile-capillaries, development of, as revealed by Golgi's

method. William F. Hendrickson IX, 220

Bile ducts, miniature hammers and suture of. William S.

Halsted IX, 67

passages, contributions to the surgery of, especially of

the common bile-duct. William S. Halsted XI, 1

Biliary system, entire extra-hepatic, a study of the musculature of. William F. Hendrickson IX, 221

Billroth, Theodor, musical and surgical philosopher. John C.

Hemmeter XI, 297

Biography of John of Arderne. Thomas Windsor V, 67

Bleeding, operative, checking of, by torsion. Edward Martin VII, 68

Bladder, drainage of, and cystoscopic examinations. Howard

A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) XII, 298

female, examination of and the catheterization of the

ureters under direct inspection. Howard A. Kelly. IV, 101

Abstract. (Proceedings.) V, 16

mensuration and capacity of. Guy L. Hunner and

Irving P. Lyon X, 227

urinary, method of sequestrating in extensive operations involving its peritoneal surfaces. Howard A. Kelly.

(Proceedings.) XIV, 96

new apparatus for immediate and permanent drainage of, after suprapubic cystostomy. Joseph C.

Bloodgood VII, 64

Bladder calculus in an infant. John W. Churchman. (Proceedings.) XVI, 264

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Blastomycetic infection, case of. T. Caspar Gilchrist. (Proceedings. ) XV, 66

Blood, circulation of. John C. Hemmeter XVI, 165

in pregnancy. William L. Thompson XV, 205

of certain fishes and birds, morphological study of.

Ernest K. Cullen XIV, 352

Blood corpuscles and blood plates, effect of altitude on. G. T.

Kemp. ( Proceedings.) XV, 177

Blood cultures in pneumonia. Rufus I. Cole XIII, 136

Blood platelets, histology of. G. T. Kemp. (Proceed-.

ings.) XVI, 200

relation of, to disease. Joseph H. Pratt. (Proceedings.) XVI, 201

resume of, history of. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XVI, 200

Blood-pressure determinations as a guide to stimulation in

sick children, clinical value of. Henry W. Cook. XIV, 37 in different parts of the arterial tree. Percy M. Dawson.

(Proceedings.) XVI. 202

in morbid conditions in adults, results of some observations on. John B. Briggs XIV. 35

raising constituent of the suprarenal capsule. John J.

Abel and Albert C. Crawford VIII, 151

studies in. Joseph Erlanger and Donald R. Hooker.

(Proceedings.) XV, 179

Blood serum of patients suffering from typhoid fever, agglutinative action of. E. Bates Block VII, 206

quick method of filtering. Given Campbell and A. D.

Ghiselin VI, 91

relation of electrical conductivity of, to its alleged bactericidal power. Emma Lootz and Alice Weld Tal lant XI, 220

Blood-vessels, of the human lymphatic gland. William J. Calvert XII, 177

of the kidney, intrinsic, and their significance in nephrotomy. Max Brddel XII, 10

of the ovary, origin, development, and degeneration of.

John G. Clark X, 40

partial occlusion of, especially of the abdominal aorta.

William S. Halsted XVI, 346

Bobbs, John S., and Wolcott, Erastus B., sketch of the lives

of. Martin B. Tinker XII, 247

Boivin, Madame. Hunter Robb V, 59

Bone marrow, therapeutic use of extract of. John S. Billings V, 115

Books received:

V, 140; VI, 17, 36, 50, 95, 146, 168; VII, 26, 55, 83, 146, 212; VIII, 15, 83, 113, 135, 197, 237, 267; IX, 22, 44, 65, 122, 148, 172, 252, 275; X, 50, 74, 102, 120, 170, 197, 215, 235; XI, 34, 75, 117, 147, 181, 229, 294; XII, 30, 191, 230, 353;

XIII, 120, 153, 180, 281;

XIV, 103, 260, 363; XV, 106, 300, 344, 377;

XVI, 26, 204, 312.

Books, rare medical. John S. Billings I, 29

Born's method of reconstruction by means of wax plates as used in the anatomical laboratory of the Johns

Hopkins University. Charles R. Bardeen XII, '148

Bottini operation for prostatic obstruction, new combined

electro-cautery incisor for. Hugh H. Young.. XIII, 36 Correspondence 279

SUBJECT [NDEX.

Mil.. PAGE Bourgeois, Louyse, remarks on the writings of. Hunter

Robb IV, 75

Bow-leg and knock-knee, cases of. Waller I!. Piatt. (Proceedings.) XII, IS

Brachial artery, high bifurcation of, with reunion at the

elhow. Minerva Herrinton XVI, 65

Brain, cavities in, produced by the Bacillus aerogenes capsulars. Robert Reullng and Arthur P. Herring X. 62

Broadhent's sign. C. N. B. Camac. (Proceedings.) IX. 271

Bromide, strontium, in the treatment of chronic epilepsy.

Henry .1. Berkley IV, 50

Bronchiectasis, bacteriological observations in some cases of.

Thomas R. Hoggs. (Proceedings.) XVI, 288

general, of the left lung, fetid bronchitis: incision of

cavity, death. William Osier. (Proceedings.) ....I, 109 Bronchitis, fibrinous. Milton Bettmann. (Proceedings.) .XII, 299 Bronchocele, large fatal haemorrhage into. William Osier.

(Proceedings.) I, 23

Brooke, Dr. Richard, the first scientific observer in Maryland. Bernard C. Steiner XV, 294

Brown, Doctors Gustavus, of lower Maryland. Eugene F.

Cordell XIII, 188

George William. (Obituary.) I, 100

James. (Obituary.) VI, 95

Bucknill. Sir John Charles, M. D., F. R. C. P., F. R. S.

A. R. Urquhart IX, 180

Bullous eruption of the extremities. T. Caspar Gilchrist.

(Proceedings.) XIII, 25G

Burn, contracted finger after. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

of neck, extensive, plastic operation for. William S. Hal sted. (Proceedings.) VII, 25

Caesarean section and serious dystocia following ventrofixation and suspension. Frank W. Lynch XV, 1G2

conservative, case of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) II, G2

following ventral fixation. Alfred H. Clark and Robert

L. Bowley XVI, 101

Cancer, cervical, pathology of. John A. Sampson. (Proceedings.) XVI, 150

of larynx, early diagnosis of. John N. Mackenzie . .. .XI, 323

of liver. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) XVI, 110

of mamma, cured by means of Roentgen rays, case of.

E. Schiff XV, 192

of pylorus, specimen of. William S. Thayer. (Proceedings.) II, 1G2

of stomach, coma in. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XIII. 145

of uterus operated upon by a more radical method of performing hysterectomy, ten cases of. John G.

Clark VII, 37

pathological changes in. William H. Welch. (Proceedings. ) XVI, 147

uterine, cure of. John G. Clark. (Proceedings.) . .XVI. 149 Cancerous uterus, notes on an improved method of removing

by the vagina. Howard A. Kelly XI, 55

Carbamic acid in the urine after the continued administration of lime water, and the fate of carbamic acid

in the body. John J. Abel V, 37

Carbon-dioxide freezing microtome. Charles R. Bardeen.XII, 112 cervicis uteri, and the bladder, relation between. John

A. Sampson XV, 156

Carcinoma diagnosed by means of paracentesis abdominis.

Walter R. Steiner XII, 310

epitome of the history of. Roswell Park XIV, 289

Carcinoma Conti

in post-rectal tissues, recurrent, wit! I

ellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) IV, 71

metastases in lime- from a primary tumor of the :

Sydney m. Cone IX, ill

of appendix rermiformis, primary; ( of appen dix secondary to carcinoma of the ovaries. E

Hurdon XI, 175

of Fallopian tube in hyperplastic salpingitis, genesis of.

E3. R. LeCounl XI I, 55

of gall bladder, primary. Delano Ames V, 7 1

of left ovary. <;. Brown Miller. (Proceedings.) ....XI I, 21

of male breast. Louis M. Warfield XII, 305

of oesophagus. John M. T. Kinney. (Proceedings.) . VI, 32 of pancreas with multiple carcinosis. Sinnn Plexner.

( Proceedings. ) V, 1 G

of prostate, early diagnosis and radical cure of. Hugh

H. Young XVI, 315

of stomach, diffuse infiltrating. William H. Webb, (1

ceedings.) IV. OS

extent of gastric digestion in cases of. Charles P.

Emerson XIII. 91

of uterus. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) X, 196

complications arising from freeing the ureters in the

more radical operations for. John A. Sampson. .XV. Inefficiency of the periureteral arterial plexus and the importance of its preservation in the more ralical

operations for. John A. Sampson XV. :;:>

importance of a more radical operation in. John A.

Sampson X [1

subsequent to hysterectomy, clinical course of fortyseven cases of. William W. Russell VI , 1 " 1

with nephritis. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) I, 1!2

and bladder, relation between. John A. Sampson.. XV. 156 and rectum, relation between. John A. Sampson.. XV, 198 and ureters, relation between. John A. Sampson. . .XV, 7_ Carcinomata, of the ileum, multiple primary. C. H. Bunting : XV. 389

Cardiac disease, sudden deaths from. William H. Welch.

(Proceedings.) I, :;4

hypertrophy. George Blumer and Harold C. Parsons.

(Proceedings.) VII, 144

insufficiency, causes of. Joseph H. Pratt XV. 301

pathology and clinical aspects of chronic myocarditis.

historic outline of. C. N. B. Camac XV. 27

Cardiograms obtained from a case of operative defect in the

chest wall. Joseph Erlanger XVI. 394

Carey, James. (Obituary.) V, 95

Castration, double, for hypertrophy of the prostate gland.

John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) V. 138

Cataract, operations for. Robert L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) VIII, 133

operations on a dog. Robert L. Randolph VI. 2 series of fifty consecutive operations for. Robert L.

Randolph Ill, 19

series of one hundred and fifty-eight operations for.

Robert L. Randolph VIII, 199

zonular, exhibition of patient with. Samuel Theobald.

(Proceedings.) IV. 55

Catgut, cumol method of sterilizing. John G. Clark and G.

Brown Miller VII, 46

Catgut, sterilization of. G. Brown Miller XI, 225

Catheter, broken in the bladder, cystitis, calculus, pyelonephritis, lateral lithotomy, death. Thomas R. Brown. (Proceedings.) III. 75

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Catheter. — Continued.

or bougie, apparatus to aid the introduction of. George

Walker XI, 30

Catheters, renal, new use for. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings. ) X, 116

Catheterization of the male ureters. James Brown. (Proceedings.) IV, 73; VI, 12

of the ureters in the male through an open cystoscope with the bladder distended with air by posture.

Howard A. Kelly IX, 62

of the ureters with exploratory nephrotomy. A. L.

Stavely. ( Proceedings. ) IV, 43

Cerebral cortex, bilateral relations of. E. Lindon Melius XII, 108

Cervical ribs, notes on. Clinton E. Brush XII, 114

Cervix uteri, endothelioma of. Elizabeth Hurdon IX, 186

Charcot, Jean-Martin. William Osier IV, 87

Charcot's joints involving both knees. Thomas B. Futcher.

(Proceedings.) . '. XII, 296

Cheyne, George, an old London and Bath physician. (1671 1743.) Thomas McCrae XV, 84

Chloralamide. Harry Toulmin I, 32

Chloroform, death from. Impossibility of inducing artificial respiration on account of rigid thorax and adherent abdominal viscera. John G. Clark VI, 89

Cholecystitis, acute suppurative, with isolation of the Bacillus typhosus eighteen years after an attack of typhoid

fever. Guy L. Hunner X, 163

and cholelithiasis, typhoidal. Harvey Cushing IX, 91

Cholelithiasis, relation of to disease of the pancreas and relation to fat necrosis. Eugene L. Opie. (Proceedings.) XII, 19

Chorea, hereditary. William Osier. (Proceedings.) . I, 110; V, 119 minor, occurring during an attack of maniacal excitement in an adult. Henry J. Berkley VI, 44

with embolism of central artery of retina. Henry

M. Thomas XII, 321

Christian Science, a study of. Harry T. Marshall XI, 128

Chute for infected clothing, intended for use in hospitals.

George H. F. Nuttall Ill, 36

Circulation of the blood, history of. John C. Hemmeter. .XVI, 165

Cirrhosis, biliary, of family type. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XVI, 112

hepatis anthracotica. William H. Welch II, 32

of liver in children, two cases of. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XIV, 322

of liver with glomerulonephritis. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) II, 40

of stomach. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XII, 25

Clinical methods, certain, accuracy of. Charles P. Emerson XIV, 9

teaching, lantern slides as an aid to. Howard A. Kelly.

(Proceedings.) V, 35

Club foot, acquired and congenital. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) VII, 145, 146

Cocaine anaesthesia in the treatment of certain cases of hernia and in operation for thyroid tumors. Harvey Cushing. (Proceedings.) IX, 192

in the treatment of diseases of the eye, a word of warning as to the indiscriminate use of. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) IX, 193

Coeliotomy for myoma of the uterus. Hysteromyomectomy. Infection by Bacterium coli commune. Hunter Robb and Albert A. Ghriskey II, 133

Colitis, simple ulcerative. G. Brown Miller. (Proceedings.) XII, 23

Collodium sacs, improved method of making. Norman Mac L.

Harris XIII, 112

Coloboma lentis, an unusual anomaly of the crystalline lens.

Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) V, 52

of iris, mother with two children with aniridia. Samuel

Theobald. (Proceedings.) V, 54

Colon, dilatation of, in young children, cases of. William

Osier. ( Proceedings. ) IV, 41

Coma in cancer of the stomach. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XIII, 145

Commencement of the Johns Hopkins University, June 14, 1898, remarks at the presentation of the candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medicine. William H. Welch IX, 151

Conjunctiva, acquired cyst of, containing embryonic toothlike

structures. Edward Stieren XVI, 308

Connective tissue in new growths, distribution of. W. C.

White XI, 209

Contracted finger after a burn, case of. Walter B. Piatt.

( Proceedings. ) IV, 55

" Coole Springs of St. Maries," the second hospital in the

colonies. J. Hall Pleasants XV, 18

Corrosive sublimate as a disinfectant against the staphylococcus pyogenes aureus. Alexander C. Abbott II, 50

in the treatment of keratitis. Robert L. Randolph. ( Proceedings. ) I, 46

Crawford, John, M. D., sketch of. Eugene F. Cordell X, 158

Cryoscopy as an index of renal insufficiency in surgical diseases of the kidney. Martin B. Tinker XIV, 162

Cumol method of sterilization of catgut. John G. Clark and

G. Brown Miller VII, 46

Cyst atheromatous, of scrotum. John W. Churchman. (Proceedings.) XVI, 264

originating from the ductus thyreoglossus. G. Canby

Robinson XIII, 81

ovarian, case of. Guy L. Hunner. (Proceedings.) . .XIII, 62 parovarian, excision of, without removal of its ovary or

tube. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) VIII, 5G*

suppurative ovarian, with formation of gas inside the

cyst. G. Brown Miller. (Proceedings.) XI, 116

Cysticerci, multiple, case of. William Osier. (Proceedings.) II, 61

Cystinuria, contribution to the study of. Charles E. Simon

and D. G. J. Campbell XV, 365

Cystitis, pyelitis and pyelonephritis in women, bacteriology

of. Thomas R. Brown XII, 4

sub-acute and chronic, treated by the vesical balloon.

John G. Clark VII, 44

Cystomata, of ovary, papillary, contributions to the histogenesis of. J. Whitridge Williams II, 149*

Cysto-sarcoma of ovary. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) .. .II, 42

Cystoscope in cases of prostatic hypertrophy, use of. Hugh

H. Young XV, 348

simple electric female. Thomas S. Cullen XIV, 166

Cystostomy, suprapubic, new apparatus for immediate and permanent drainage of the urinary bladder after. Joseph C. Bloodgood VII, 64

Cysts, ovarian, in the negress. Thomas R. Brown X, 44

Dacryoadenitis and conjunctivitis, tubercular. Edward Stieren XII, 349

bilateral. Robert L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) VIII, 132

Dactylitis, case of. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) .. .II, 104

Davis, Walter S. ( Obituary. ) IX, 252

Deafness, inheritance of. William K. Brooks XI, 112 Deciduoma malignum, exhibition of specimens from a case of.

J. Whitridge Williams. (Proceedings.) V, 13ft

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Defects, congenital, of the iris. Henry O. Reik. (Proceedings.) XIV, 322

Deformities of chronic gout. Thomas B. Futcher. (Proceedings.) XIII, L16

Deformity, congenital, case of. A. L. Stavely II, 158

Delirium tremens and allied conditions, treatment of. Alexander Lambert. (Proceedings.) XV, 261

Dementia paralytica in the negro. Henry J. Berkley ....IV, 94 Demonstration (of relation of organs) practical method of.

William J. Calvert XVI, 19

Dermatitis due to the X-rays, cases of. T. Caspar Gilchrist VIII, 17, 46

immigrant. Robert B. Morison. (Proceedings.) III, 42

protozoic and blastomycetic. C. Wardell Stiles. (Proceedings.) XII, 296

Dermatology, salicylic acid in. Robert B. Morison I, 42

Diabetes, bronzed, with enlargement of the liver and palpable

spleen. Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) .. .XVI, 385 in the negro. Omar B. Pancoast. (Proceedings.) ....IX, 40 mellitus associated with hyaline degeneration of the islands of Langerhans of the pancreas. Eugene L.

Opie. (Proceedings.) XII, 263

heredity in, with a report of six cases occurring in a

family. J. Hall Pleasants XI, 325

Diagnosis, medical and surgical, advances made by the Ront gen method. Charles L. Leonard XII, 363

Diaphragm, human, development of. Franklin P. Mall.. XII, 158 phenomenon — the so-called Litten's sign. Norman B.

Gwyn IX, 35

Diaphragmatic grooves on the liver. Robert O. Moody. .XVI, 364 Diarrhoea, summer, clinical summary of fifty cases of. J. H.

Mason Knox. (Proceedings.) XIV, 319

Diastolic murmurs without lesions of the aortic or pulmonary valves, occurrence of. Richard C. Cabot and Edwin

A. Locke XIV, 115

Dilatation, idiopathic, of the colon. Thomas B. Futcher.

(Proceedings.) XI, 114

Diphtheria, action of on the cortical nerve cell. Henry J.

Berkley VIII, 23

bacteriology and pathology of. Simon Flexner VI, 39

etiology of. William H. Welch and Alexander C. Abbott II, 25

experimental, contribution to the pathology of. Alexander

C. Abbott and A. A. Ghriskey IV, 29

experimental, histological changes in. William H. Welch

and Simon Flexner II, 107

measles and chicken-pox combined. William D. Booker.

( Proceedings. ) IV, 52

of the lips and gums, primary. Simon Flexner and Herbert D. Pease VI, 22

treated with antitoxin, forty-six intubated cases of.

William T. Watson. (Proceedings.) IX, 146

treatment of, by antitoxin. William H. Welch VI, 97

with broncho-pneumonia. Simon Flexner IV, 32

with cardiac malformation. Samuel Amberg. (Proceedings.) XI, 258

Diphtheria bacillus, ulcer of the stomach caused by. William

R. Stokes XII, 209

Diplegia, congenital facial. Henry M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) VIII, 130

Diplococcus intracellularis of Weichselbaum, case of general

infection by. Norman B. Gwyn X, 112

pneumoniae, remarks on. William H. Welch I, 73

Diptera as carriers of diseases, historical note upon. — Pare Dgclat. Howard A. Kelly XII, 240

Mil

Diseases of the skin, two rare cases of. I Cupar <;il christ VII. 138

Dislocation of elbow, compound outward, with excision. .Martin B. Tinker. (Proceedings.) XIII, 246

of jaw, bilateral. Frederick J. Brockway. (Proceedings.) i, r.9

Dispensary tubercular patients, report of results of nursing.

Reiba Thfilin XV. 171

Dissecting-room material, use of for BCientlflc purposes.

Charles R. Bardeen XII, L56

Dissection and liberation of the sphincter ani muscle in the repair of complete tear of the perineum. Howard A. Kelly X, 1

Distomatosis, pulmonary, in man. C. Wardell Stiles. (Proceedings.) XV. 20:5

Dobbin, George W. (Obituary.) II, 92

Dover, Thomas, M. B. (of Dover's powder), physician and

buccaneer. William Osier VII, 1

Draining the peritoneal cavity after abdominal operations,

postural method of. John G. Clark VIII, 59

Drepanidium, life history of. Herbert E. Durham and Walter

Myers XII, 300

Dropsy of the peritoneum, encysted, secondary to utero-tubal tuberculosis and associated with tubercular pleurisy, generalized tuberculosis and pyococcal infection. Claribel Cone VIII, 91

Ductus thyreoglossus, cyst originating from. G. Canby Robinson XIII, 81

Duplicature of arch of aorta with aneurism. William H.

Welch II, 142

Dysentery — Abscess of liver — Amoeba coli in stools and sputum — Death — Necropsy. Henri A. Lafleur. (Proceedings.) II, SI!

amoeba coli in, and in dysenteric liver abscess. William

Osier I, 53

amoebic, anatomical lesions of. William T. Councilman.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 13

cases of. Cunningham Wilson VI, 142

in children, contribution to the study of. Samuel

Amberg XII, 355

tropical, etiology of. Simon Flexner XI, 231

Dystrophy, progressive muscular. Right facial paralysis.

Henry M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) Ill, 140

Ears, examination of, of 440 school children, report on.

Henry O. Reik XI, 318

Edinger on " The development of brain paths in the animal

series." Charles R. Bardeen VIII, 126

Ehrlich's test in typhoid fever. Charles E. Simon I, 93

Elbow, crush of — organization of blood-clot. William S.

Halsted. (Proceedings.) I. 112

Electric apparatus used in the diagnosis of diseases of the

nervous system. Henry M. Thomas I, 75

Electrical conductivity of blood-serum, relation of to its alleged bactericidal power. Emma Lootz and Alice W. Tallant XI, 220

Electrical theory of matter. Harry C. Jones. (Proceedings.) XVI. 237

Electro-cautery incisor, combined, for the Bottini operation

for prostatic obstruction. Hugh H. Young XIII, 36

(Correspondence.) 279

Electrolytic dissociation, rise of the theory of. Harry C.

Jones IX, 136

Embolic occlusion of coronary artery of the heart. William

G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.) XVI, 111

Embryos, early human, and the mode of their preservation.

Franklin P. Mall IV, 115

human, in the Anatomical Laboratory of Johns Hopkins University, note on the collection of. Franklin P.

Mall XIV, 29

Emmet's Gynecology, methods employed in securing statistical tables for. Howard A. Kelly V, 51

Emphysema, subcutaneous traumatic. John M. T. Finney.

(Proceedings.) IV, 99

Empyema of the right antrum, case of. Walter B. Piatt.

(Proceedings.) XI, 72

pulsating. Rufus I. Cole. (Proceedings.) XVI, 411

Endocarditis, due to a minute organism, probably the Bacillus

influenzae. (Preliminary report.) Mabel F. Austin. X, 194 gonorrhoea^ in a patient dying in the puerperium, report upon. Norman MacL. Harris and William M. Dab ney XII, 68

with cultivation of the specific organism from the blood during life. Norman MacL. Harris and William B. Johnston XIII, 236

in tuberculosis. Harry T. Marshall XVI, 303

malignant, with septicaemia, cases of. Rufus I. Cole.

(Proceedings.) XIII, 252

ulcerative, due to a hitherto undescribed peptonising diplococcus. William G. MacCallum and Thomas W.

Hastings X, 46

due to the Bacillus diphtherias. William T. Howard,

Jr IV, 32

due to the gonococcus; gonorrheal septicaemia. William

S. Thayer and George Blumer VII, 57

with embolism of the aorta. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XVI, 118

vegetative; cystic kidney; carcinoma of gall-bladder.

Harry T. Marshall. (Proceedings.) XII, 22

Endothelioma of the cervix uteri. Elizabeth Hurdon IX, 186

Enteritis with anaemia caused by uncinaria duodenalis, pathological report upon a fatal case of. John L.

Yates XII, 366

Eosinophile-leucocytes, presence of iron in the granules of.

Lewellys F. Barker V, 93

Eosinophilia in filariasis. William J. Calvert XIII, 133

Ependymitis, encephalitis, and meningitis, with congenital malformation of the heart and rectum. William T.

Howard, Jr Ill, 59

Epidemics, relation between water supply and. Alexander

C. Abbott I, 55

Epilepsy, chronic, strontium bromide in the treatment of.

Henry J. Berkley IV, 50

non-medical treatment of. Henry M. Hurd. (Proceedings.) IX, 296

Epinephrin and its compounds, simple method of preparing.

John J. Abel XIII, 29

behavior of to Fehling's solution and other characteristics

of this substance. John J. Abel XII, 337

further observations on. John J. Abel XII, SO

Epispadias. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

VI, 49; VII, 26; XII, 18 Epistaxis, recurring, family form of, associated with multiple telangiectases of the skin and mucous membranes.

William Osier XII, 333

Epithelial growths. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) I, 20

Epithelial tissue of the skin of the guinea-pig, and similar occurrences in tumors, on certain activities of. Leo Loeb IX, 1

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Epithelioma, cases of. J. Williams Lord. (Proceedings.) .IV, 68

of the lip. James F. Mitchell. (Proceedings.) XIII, 250

squamous, and epithelial hyperplasia in sinuses and hone following osteomyelitis. Sidney M. Cone. (Proceedings.) VIII, 146

in a dermoid of the jaw. Sidney M. Cone VIII, 208

and papilloma, so-called parasitic bodies in. William

H. Welch. (Proceedings.) I, 97

Epithelium of the urinary bladder in man, observations on.

Percy M. Dawson IX, 155

Erythema, angioneurotic, and its surgical treatment by neurectomy. Joseph C. Bloodgood XIV, 138

group, surgical importance of the visceral crises in. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XV, 259

indurated scrofulous. F. Caspar Gilchrist. (Proceedings.) XIII, 58

Evolution of modern scientific laboratories. William H.

Welch VII, 19

Exercises, respiratory, in the prevention and treatment of pulmonary diseases. S. A. Knopf XII, 282

Exostoses, aural, treatment of. Henry O. Reik XIV, S2

bilateral, on the inferior surface of the calcaneus. Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) XVI, 3S4

multiple. J. Williams Lord. (Proceedings.) IV, 55

Eyelids, movements of, associated with movements of the . jaws and with lateral movements of the eyeballs.

Harry Friedenwald VII, 134

Fallopian tube and vermiform appendix, streptococcus infection of. Hunter Robb III. 23

excessive growth of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) .X, 197 Fat and fatty degeneration, some newer aspects of the pathology of. Henry A. Christian XVI, 1

Ferments, inorganic. Harry C. Jones XI, 224

Fever, aestivo-autumnal, with unusually few parasites in the peripheral circulation. William S. Thayer. (Proceedings.) XIII, 59

malarial, in infancy, probably maternal in origin. Lindsay Peters XIII, 139

leucocytes in. John S. Billings, Jr V, 89

treatment of with methylene blue. William S. Thayer.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 13

value of methylene-blue in. William S. Thayer . . . .Ill, 49 typhoid, analysis of 221 cases of. William L. Thompson.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 264

cardiac and vascular complications and sequels of. William S. Thayer XV, 323

Ehrlich's test in. Charles E. Simon I, 93

hyperpyrexia in. William Osier. (Proceedings.) . .VI, 143 in which the typhoid bacillus was obtained twice from

the blood during life, case of. E. Bates Block. .VIII, 119 laparotomy for intestinal perforation in. Harvey

Cushing IX, 257

organisms and lower animals. Alexander C. Abbott. .1, 63 polybacterial infection in with especial reference to certain involutions exhibited by the Bacillus typhosus.

Edward P. Carter VIII, 115

Report of a case with three relapses. Louis M. Warfield XIII, 173

showing some unusual features. Rufus I. Cole. (Proceedings.) XVI, 118

yellow, abstract of interim report on, by the Yellow Fever Commission of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Herbert E. Durham and Walter Myers XII, 48

treatment of, with sodium bicarbonate and mercuric chloride George M. Sternberg I, 68

Fevers, combined typhoid and quartan malarial, report of a

case of. Charles P. Craig. (Proceedings.) X, 213

Fibroid lung-bronchiectasis — Brain abscess. Louis B. Livin good. (Proceedings.) VIII, 263

nodules, subcutaneous, study of. Thomas B. Futcher.VI, 133 of the uterus, submucous. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings. ) I, 22

Fibroma of the abdominal wall; Primary carcinoma of the right Fallopian tube; An accessory and twisted omentum. Thomas S. Cullen XVI, 397

ovarian. Guy L. Hunner. (Proceedings.) XIII, 251

Filaria sanguinis hominis. William Osier. (Proceedings.) .. I, 48

Filariasis, eosinophilia in. William J. Calvert XIII, 133

preliminary report on the blood in two cases of. William J. Calvert XIII, 23

Fissure of the anus. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) .. I, 113

Fistula, jejunal, remarks upon a case of. Harvey dishing. (Proceedings.) X, 136

plastic operation for the closure of. William S. Halsted.

(Proceedings.) VII, 25

vesico-vaginal, new operation for. Howard A. Kelly.. X, 115

Fistula?, vesico-vaginal and recto-vaginal, high up in the

vagina, treatment of. Howard A. Kelly XIII, 73

following hysterectomy for carcinoma cervicis uteri, with special reference to their origin and closure.

John A. Sampson XV, 285

treatment of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) . .VII, 29

Fixation of tissues by injection into the arteries. Burton D.

Myers XVI, 66

Flagella of the malarial parasites as fertilizing elements.

John T. Moore XIII, 235

Flechsig's investigations on the brain. Florence R. Sabin . XVI, 45

Florence's iodine test for seminal stains, demonstration of.

Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) VIII, 133

Fluorescein as a means of diagnosing lesions of the cornea,

use of. Robert L. Randolph I, 43

Foetal heart impulse in pregnancy, palpation of. Douglas F.

Duval VIII, 207

Foot-wear, proper, and the treatment of weakened and flat feet by mechanical devices for maintaining the adducted position. John A. Sampson XIII, 8

Forceps, axis traction, demonstration of instruments illustrating the history and development of. J. Whitridge Williams. (Proceedings.) VII, 24

Foreign body, removal of from the eye. Samuel Theobald.

( Proceedings. ) IV, 111

Foreign bodies in the ear. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings) Ill, 62

in the vermiform appendix, with especial reference to

pointed bodies, presence of. James F. Mitchell X, 35

removed from the eye. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) I, 21

Formalin, a rapid method of making permanent specimens from frozen sections by the ure of. Thomas S. Cullen VI, 67; VIII, 108

Fracture of right femur. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) .VI, 49 of skull, compound depressed. Frederick J. Brockway.

(Proceedings.) I, 21

suppurating, compound, comminuted, into the ankle joint treated without drainage. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) II, 160

Fractures, ununited, of certain long bones, silver bolts as a

means of fixing. Stephen H. Watts XV, 135

Fragmentatio myocardii and myocarditis fibrosa, pathology of.

John B. MacCallum IX, 194

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Framework of organs, uew method tor th< d< »n "i

Joseph M. Klin! XIII. 18

Francke'a operation tor gastrostomy, ipeclmen ol

removed after. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) VI. 145

Franklin-Heberden pamphlet of 1759, tested by.

Henry K. dishing XV, 276

Fro?; larva, growth and regeneration of the mil of. Ro G

Harrison X, 173

Fuller, Dr. Samuel, of the Mayflower (1620). the pioneer

physician. Thomas F. Harrington XIV, 263

Gall-bladder, architecture of. Mervin T. Sudler XII, 126

carcinoma of, primary. Delano Ames V, 74

excision of. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) XIII. 54

force of contraction of, and the course of its motor and

inhibitory nerve-fibers. J. A. Freese XVI, 235

infections, observations upon the origin of, and upon the experimental formation of gall-stones. Harvey Cushing X, 166

Gall-stones, frequency of in the United States. Abstract.

Celia D. Mosher XII. 253

surgical significance of. F. Lange. (Proceedings.) .VIII, 29

Gangrene, multiple, in malarial fever, case of. William

Osier XI, 41

Gas-poisoning, case of. John Hewetson. (Proceedings.) . .IV, 126

Gas-producing bacillus (Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, nov. spec.) capable of rapid development in the blood-vessels after death. William H. Welch and George H. F. Nuttall HI, 81

Gasserian ganglion, extirpation, ninth case of. Harvey

Cushing. (Proceedings.) XIII, 248

three cases of removal of. John M. T. Finney IV, 91

Gastric digestion in cases of carcinoma of the stomach, extent of. Charles P. Emerson XIII, 91

juice, super-secretion of. William S. Thayer. (Proceedings.) HI, 141

Gastroenterostomy for cicatrizing ulcer of the pylorus. John

M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) IV, 53

Gastrotomy for peach-stone in the oesophagus, case of. John

M. T. Finney HI. 117

for removal of false teeth. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) XIII, 53

Gelatin injections, in the treatment of aneurisms. Thomas B.

Futcher. ( Proceedings. ) X, 95

Gemmules or lateral buds of the cortical neurodendron, condition of, in some forms of insanity. Henry J. Berkley VI, 6S

Glaucoma, case of. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) .. .Ill, 30 of exceptional character, case of. Samuel Theobald.

( Proceedings. ) V, 53

Glioma (neuroepithelioma?) of the retina. SimonFlexner.il, 115 retinae in neuroglia, genesis of. Brown Pusey XIII. 229

Glomerulus of the human kidney, a reconstruction of. William B. Johnston XI. 24

Glossitis in typhoid fever, with report of a case. Thomas

McCrae IX. US

Goitre, acute myxoedematous condition occurring in. William Osier. (Proceedings.) Ill, 42

exophthalmic, pathological anatomy of. William G. MacCallum XVI. 2s7

Golgi silver stain with the central nervous system, and its

results; a collective review. Henry J. Berkley .. III. 26

Gonococcus, successful cultivation of, in gonorrhoeal arthritis

and tenosynovitis. Francis R. Hagner VIII. 121

Gout, chronic, case showing the deformities of. Thomas B.

Futcher. (Proceedings.) XIII, 116

aggravated, case of. John Hewetson. (Proceedings.) IV. 40

Graduate instruction in the Medical Department of the Johns

Hopkins University. William H. Howell XVI, 70

Granules, free, derived from leucocytes, and their possible relations to immunity, the presence in the blood of. "William Royal Stokes and Arthur Wegefarth. . .VIII, 246

Grave robbing in England, development of. G. Canby Robinson XVI, 42

Greek in medicine. Achilles Rose XIII, 100

Gummata of liver. William G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.)

XIV, 88

Gunshot injuries by the weapons of reduced caliber. L. A.

La Garde XI, 20

Gwinn, Charles John Morris. (Obituary.) V, 23

Haematoma, intra-pelvic following labor. J. Whitridge Williams. (Proceedings.) XV, 173

of the sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle in an infant. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) IV, 52

Haematomyelia from gunshot wound of the cervical spine.

Harvey Gushing. (Proceedings.) VIII, 195

primary focal, from traumatism. Pearce Bailey IX, 292

Hsematozoan infections of birds. William G. MacCallum. VIII, 235 Abstract. (Proceedings.) VIII, 51

Haematuria of doubtful significance. Thomas R. Brown.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 41

with catheterization of ureters and exploratory nephrotomy, two cases of. Albert L. Stavely IV, 25

Haemo-alkalimetry and a new haemo-alkalimeter, new method

of. Arthur Dare XIV, 175

Haemochromatosis, case of. Eugene L. Opie. (Proceedings.)

X, 211

Haemocytometer, Oliver's, clinical value of. Walter Baum garten XIII, 176

Haemocytozoa of birds. Eugene L. Opie. (Proceedings.) .VIII, 52

Haemoglobinometer, demonstration of. Arthur Dare. (Proceedings.) XII, 24

Haemophilia in the negro. Walter R. Steiner XI, 44

Haemoptysis from an aortic aneurism, extending into the right lung and finally rupturing into the pleura. Thomas W. Clarke XVI, 98

Haemorrhage, fatal, into a large bronchocele. William Osier.

(Proceedings.) I, 23

following pelvic operations, control of by packing the pelvis with gauze through a proctoscope and maintaining counter pressure by packing the vagina.

John A. Sampson XIV, 237

in chronic jaundice. William Osier. (Proceedings.) .XII, 264 in hysterectomy for carcinoma uteri, ligation of both internal iliac arteries tor. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings. ) V, 53

uterine, in cases of myoma uteri, cause and significance

of. John G. Clark X. 11

Haemorrhoids, new operation for. Joseph C. Bloodgood.

(Proceedings.) VII, 24

Hair, green. A. R. Oppenheimer. (Proceedings.) VI, 48

Hales, Stephen, biography of. Percy M. Dawson XV, 185

the physiologist. Percy M. Dawson XV, 232

Hanging block cultivation of bacteria. William W. Ford.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 149

Harford Medical Society, 1797-8, transactions of. Eugene

F. Cordell XIII, 181

Harvf-y, William, as an embryologist. William K. Brooks..

VIII, 167

Head, posture of, in accidents when the patient is under an

anaesthetic. Hobart A. Hare VI, 1

Heart, congenital malformations of, as illustrated by the specimens in the pathological museum of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. William G. MacCallum XI, 69

Heart beat, rise of the present conceptions as to the cause of.

E. G. Martin XVI, 338, 377

block in mammals, observations on. Joseph Erlanger. .

XVI, 234

Abstract. (Proceedings.) XVI, 202

disease, chronic, Schott treatment for. C. N. B.

Camac VIII, 101

congenital. William Osier. (Proceedings.) I, 34

Schott treatment of. Thomas B. Futcher. (Proceedings. ) X, 96

impulse, foetal, in pregnancy, palpation of. Douglas F.

Duval VIII, 207

muscle, fatty degeneration of. Simon Flexner V, 26

Heating and ventilation of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, report upon for the year ending February 1, 1891.

Alexander C. Abbott II, 129

Heels, painful. William S. Baer. (Proceedings.) XVI, 264

Hemiplegia in pernicious anaemia. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XIII, 251

occurring with typhoid fever, case of. W. H. Haynes. •

VII, 146 right-sided infantile, with a description of the pathological changes found in the brain and the spinal cord.

Robert Reuling XVI, 21

with motor aphasia occurring in a patient convalescing from typhoid fever, exhibition of a case of. George

Blumer. (Proceedings.) VII, 72

Hernia in dogs, cases of. F. C. Beall XVI, 196

inguinal, excision of some of the veins of the cord in the operation for the radical cure of. William S. Hal sted. (Proceedings.) Ill, 76

in the male, radical cure of. William S. Halsted IV, 17

radical operation for cure of. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) Ill, 74

transplantation of the rectus muscle in certain cases of, in which the conjoined tendon is obliterated.

Joseph C. Bloodgood IX, 96

of over two years' standing, complete radical cure of by Halsted's method. Silver wire sutures. William S.

Halsted. ( Proceedings. ) V. 98

radical cure of. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) . I. 12. 112 by implanting a section of sterilized sponge. Walter

B. Piatt VIII, 44

strangulated. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Proceedings.) .. .V, 32

inguinal. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) Ill, 74

case of. Richard H. Follis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 55

Herniae, multiple. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) .. .IV, 99 Herniotomy under local anaesthesia, observations upon the neural anatomy of the inguinal region relative to the

performance of. Harvey dishing XI, 58

Herpes iris, histo-pathology of. With report of two cases.

Lucius C. Pardee IX, 165

Heterophoria and the combining power of the eyes, new instrument for measuring. Frederick H. VerhoefL.X, 87 Hildanus, Fabricius Guilhelmus, the father of German surgery. Walter B. Piatt XVL, 7

Hip-joint dislocation, congenital. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) XI, 72

Hippocrates, oath of. Frank R. Smith Ill, 33

on diseases in children. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) III. 76

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Hippocrates. — Continued.

on diseases of women and parturition. Hunter Robb.

i Proceedings. I in. 13

on hysteria. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) III. 78

of the Striated muscle- lilier. and the growth of the human sartorius muscle. John IS. MacCallum . IX, 208

normal, and microscopic anatomy, an outline of the course in. Lewellys i. Barker and Charles R. Bar deen VII, 100

History of medicine in .Maryland during the Revolution, contribution to. 1775-17711. Waller R. Steiner XVI, 241

of medicine in the Province of Maryland, 1636-1671, con tribution to. Walter R. Steiner XIII, 192

of typhoid fever. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) .XVI, 113 Hog cholera, preliminary repprl of investigations, concerning

the causation of. William H. Welch I, 9

study of some memhers of a pathogenic group of bacilli of. or Bac. enteritidis (Gartner) type, intermediate between the typhoid and colon groups. Harvey Gushing XI. L56

Holmes. Oliver Wendell. William Osier V. 85

Holocain. conclusions from clinical and bacteriological experiments with. Robert L. Randolph IX. 154

Horace, medicine and doctors of. Eugene F. Cordell. . . .XII, 233 Howard's (John) observations on hospitals (1773-1790 i.

Henry M. Hurd. (Proceedings.) XVI, 412

Huxley lecture on recent studies of immunity with special reference to their bearing on pathology. William H.

Welch XIII. 285

Hydatid disease in Australia. J. Ramsay. (Proceedings.) .XV, 173 Hydatidiform mole. Thomas S. Gullen. ( Proceedings.) .XIII, 148 Hydraulic pressure in genito-urinary practice, especially in

contracture of the bladder. Hugh H. Young.... IX, 100

Letter from Dr. Valentine IX, 191

Hydrochloric acid, free, in the stomach, presence and absence

of. Henry Salzer IV, 121

Hydrosalpinx. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) I, 112

Hyperextension as an essential in the correction of the deformity of Pott's disease, with the presentation of

original methods. R. Tunstall Taylor XII. 32

Hyperplasia of the chromophile cells of the hypophysis as the cause of acromegaly, with report of a case.

Dean D. Lewis XVI, 157

Hyperpyrexia in typhoid fever. William Osier. (Proceedings.) VI, 143

Hypertrophy, congenital, of foot. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) VI. 49

Hysterectomy for cancer of the uterus, a more radical method

of performing. John G. Clark VI. 120

introduction of bougies into the ureters preceding, etc.

Howard A. Kelly. ( Proceedings. ) V. 17

Hysteria, Hippocrates on. Hunter Robb. ( Proceedings.) . Ill, 78 with paroxysmal inspiratory spasms, case of. August

Hoch. ( Proceedings. ) I, 115

Hysteromyomectomy. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) .. I, 96 an unusual method of performing. Otto G. Ramsay.. XI. 77 and hystero-salpingo-oophorectomy by continuous incision from left to right or from right to left. Howard A. Kelly VII. 27

recent results in. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) . .V, 99

with a report of four cases. Hunter Robb Ill, 69

Hysterorrhaphy. Howard A. Kelly I, 17

Idiocy, amaurotic family, case of. Ernest Sachs XV, 94

Immune body capable of inhibiting the development of cancer in mice (adenocarcinoma, Jensen). G. H. A. Clowes.

XVI, 130

XVI. 1 !

immunity, i

beat;: William II. Welch XII

Infant with caudal apj shibition of. William T.

Watson Xf, 114

Ing renal, v, ith : flux of urine from the bladder into the ureters as an etiological factor in I nance. John A. Sampson XIV, 33 1

bacterial, relation of leucocytes with eosinophile granulation to. Eugene L Opie XV, 71

blast iimi i

t XV, 66

by Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, in which 'h' organ h culating blood dui Rufus I. ('oh- Xlll. 234

by Bacilli] (Welch), report of five

VIII. 68

by Bacterium coli commune. Hunter Robb and All

A. Ghriskey II. 133

fulminating hemorrhagic, due to an organism of the Bacillus mucosus capsulatus group, report of a case of. George Blumer and Arthur T. Laird XII. 15

malarial, as a "source of error in surgical diagnosis. W.

W. Russell VII, 204

polybacterial. in typhoid i'c\cr. with especial reference to certain involutions exhibited by the Bacillus typhosus, report of a case of. Edward P. farter VIII. 115

protozoan and bacterial combined. Simon Flexner. . .VII, 171

streptococcus, of the vermiform appendix and Fallopian

tube. Hunter Robb III. 23

rarer cases of and observation on. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Proceedings.) VIII, 47

through the drainage tube; the result of the bacteriological examination of drainage tube fluids in six: consecutive cases of celiotomy. Hunter Robb and Albert A. Ghriskey II, 93

typhoid, without intestinal lesions. Simon Flexner and

Norman McL. Harris VIII. 259

without lesion of the intestine. A case of hemorrhagic typhoid fever with atypical intestinal lesions. Eugene L. Opie and Victor H. Bassett XII. 198

with a para-colon bacillus in a case with all the clinical

features of typhoid fever. Xorman B. Gwyn . . . . IX. 54

with Balantidium coli (Stein), preliminary note of a

case of. Richard P. Strong and W. E. Mussrrave.XII. 31 Infections, general, treatment of. with especial reference to the use of silver nitrate in such cases. Joseph

Hume. (Proceedings. I XV, CI

Injury to the shoulder. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) V. 83

Inoculation, intra-tracheal. of the Bacillus diphtherias in rabbits, results of. Simon Flexner and H. B. Anderson IX, 72

intravenous, of rabbits with the Bacillus coli communis and the Bacillus typhi abdominalis. Arthur G. Blachstein II, 96

intravenous, of the Bacillus typhi abdominalis, additional

note concerning. William H. Welch II, 121

of thirteen guinea-pigs with the sputum of tuberculous cases undergoing the Koch treatment, report on.

George H. F. Nuttall and James H. Wright II, 77

Insanity, condition of the gemmules or lateral buds of the cortical neurodendron in some forms of. Henry J. Berklev VI. 6S

post-typhoid. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) ... .XIII, 57 Instrument for measuring heterophoria and the combining

power of the eyes. Frederick H. Verhoeff X, 87

Internal rectus, advancement of. Robert L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) IV, 40

Intestine, human, development of, and its position in the

adult. Franklin P. Mall IX, 197

inflated rubber cylinders for circular suture of. William

S. Halsted IX, 25

Intubation of the duodenum. John C. Hemmeter. (Proceedings.) VII, 79

Invalid cooking, practical and scientific instruction in. Isabel A. Hampton I, 108

Inversion of the uterus. J. Whitridge Williams. (Proceedings.) XVI, 386

Iodine test, Florence's, for seminal stains, demonstration of.

Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) VIII, 133

Iridereniia, glaucoma simplex and glonular cataract combined in one patient. Robert L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) IV, 68

Iron in the granules of the eosinophile-leucocytes, on the

presence of. Lewellys F. Barker V, 93

Irrigating stand, new office. George Walker XV, 394

Jaundice, chronic, haemorrhage in. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XII, 264

with xanthoma multiplex. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XII, 220

Jeffries, John Amory. (Obituary.) Ill, 39

Jesty, Benjamin: A pre-Jennerian vaccinator. Thomas

McCrae XI, 42

Johns Hopkins Hospital, brief account of I, 4

first report of I, 77

medical instruction in I, 1

second report of II, 124

third report of Ill, 97

Johns Hopkins' letter to the Trustees I, 4

Juvenal, medicine and doctors of. Eugene F. Cordell. . . .XIV, 283

Kanthack, Alfredo Antimes. (Obituary.) X, 47

Keats, John — the apothecary poet. William Osier VII, 11

Keerl, Dr. Heinrich or Henry, of Baltimore, the " Hessian

Surgeon." Eugene F. Cordell XVI, 133

Keloid, cases of. Robert B. Morison. (Proceedings.) III, 12

Keratitis, corrosive sublimate in the treatment of. Robert

L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) I, 46

so-called oyster shucker's, clinical and experimental

study of. Robert L. Randolph VI, 150

Kidney, congenital cystic. C. H. Bunting. (Proceedings.)

XVI, 411

cystic. Rufus I. Cole. (Proceedings.) XVI, 411

exhibition of specimens of. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings. ) IV, 110

diagnosis of the condition of each kidney by inoculation of the separated sediments into guinea-pigs in suspected renal tuberculosis. Edward Reynolds ....IX, 253 intrinsic nerves of. A histological study. Henry J.

Berkley IV, 1

note on the basement membranes of the tubules of.

Franklin P. Mall XII, 133

and ureter, abnormalities in the form of dependent on the development of the renal bud. Augustus G.

Pohlman XVI, 51

and ureter, developmental relations of in human embryos.

Augustus G. Pohlman XVI, 49

Kidneys, cystic, specimens of. William G. MacCallum. . .XI, 114

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King Arthur's medicine. George M. Gould and Walter L.

Pyle VIII, 239

King, Francis T. (Obituary.) Ill, 5

Knee-joint, excision of in which Hansmann's plate with ordinary screws were employed. William S. Halsted.

(Proceedings.) V, 31

notes on form of cavity of. Joseph M. Flint XV, 309

tuberculous, goitre, old dislocation of elbow. William S.

Halsted. (Proceedings.) IV, 97

Koch treatment of tuberculosis I, 108

II, 4, 7, 38 report on the inoculation of thirteen guinea-pigs with the sputum of tuberculous cases. George H. F. Nuttall

and James Homer Wright II, 77

Kiistner's treatment of inversion of puerperal uterus, abstract of. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) V, 19

Labor in a bicornate uterus, case of. Milton Bettmann. (Proceedings.) XIII, 56

Laboratories, scientific. William K. Brooks X, 199

Lachapelle, Mme., midwife. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) .II, 163 Langerhan's islands of the pancreas, histology of. Eugene

L. Opie XI, 205

Laparotomy for intestinal perforation in typhoid fever. Harvey Cushing IX, 257

Laveran's organisms in the diagnosis of malaria, on the

value of. William Osier I, 11

Lazear, Jesse William, memorial XII, 215

(Obituary.) XI, 290

scholarship XIII, 26

Legislation against tuberculosis. Reiba Thelin. (Correspondence. ) XV, 263

Leprosy in the United States, with the report of a case. William Osier IX, 47

Leptomeningitis, purulent, associated with acute endocarditis due to infection with the Micrococcus lanceolatus.

Thomas B. Futcher X, 232

Lesions caused by certain so-called toxalbumins. Simon Flexner. ( Proceedings. ) V, 83

histological, produced by the tox-albumen of diphtheria.

William H. Welch and Simon Flexner Ill, 17

induced by the action of certain poisons on the nerve

cell. Henry J. Berkley

Diphtheria VIII, 23

Preparations of the thyroid gland VIII, 137

Letter to the graduates of the Johns Hopkins Medical School.

William Osier XVI, 410

Leucocyte count in the summer diarrhoeas of children. J. H.

Mason Knox and Louis M. Warfield XIII, 167

Leucocytes, chemical origin of. E. Schmoll XV, 238

in croupous pneumonia. John S. Billings, Jr V, 105

in malarial fever. John S. Billings, Jr V, 89

in the blood after cold baths, note on the increase in the

number of. William S. Thayer IV, 37

with eosinophile granulation, relation of, to bacterial infection. Eugene L. Opie XV, 71

Leukaemia, acute, in childhood with report of a case. Thomas

McCrae XI, 102

acute myelogenous, report of a case of. Hermon C. Gordi nier XV, 314

case of. Harry Toulmin II, 17

lymphatic. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) . .II, 18 myelogenous, case of. Charles E. Simon and D. G. J.

Campbell. (Proceedings.) XV, 181

splenic myelogenous. William S. Thayer. (Proceedings. ) Ill, 142

two cases of. Harry Toulmin. (Proceedings.) II, 84

Leukokeratosis buccalla, two cases of. Comparison with the histological changes in a case of tylosis palmae et

plants. Sylvan Rosenheim XV, 47

Lichen scrofulosorum in a negro. T. Caspar Gilchrist X, 84

Ligation of the first portion of the lefl subclavian artery and excision of a subelavio-axillary aneurism.

William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) III. 93

Lip, lower, loss of. Stephen II. Watts. (Proceedings.) . .XVI, 109

Lipo-myoma of the uterus. J. H. Mason Knox XII, 318

List of scientific medical journals in public and private

libraries of Baltimore VII. Ill

Lithopedion, rare case of. John G. Clark VIII, 221

Litten's sign, so-called — the diaphragm phenomenon. Norman B. Gwyn IX. 35

Liver, enlarged. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) I, 115

Liver cells, destruction and subsequent regeneration of.

William G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.) XIII, 5S

Livingood, Louis E. (Obituary.) IX, 172

Loco weed disease of sheep. Harry T. Marshall. (Proceedings.) XV, 1S1

Long, the discoverer of anaesthesia. Hugh H. Young. . . .VIII, 174

Letter from Dr. Wilhite IX, 83

Letter from Dr. Young IX, 87

Louis, influence of, on American medicine. William

Osier VIII. 101

Lupus, case of. Robert B. Morison. (Proceedings.) II, 19

vulgaris, case of. J. Williams Lord. (Proceedings. ) .IV, 68 Lymphatics and the connective tissue, relations between.

William G. MacCallum XIV, 1

in the liver, origin of. Franklin P. Mall XII, 146

Lympho-sarcomata. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) ....Ill, 32 Magnet in extracting foreign bodies from the eye, use of.

Robert L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) XIV, 314

Malaria. Is malaria a water-borne disease. Rupert

Norton VIII, 35

pathology of, some points regarding. Lewellys F. Barker.

(Proceedings.) VII, 74

pernicious, two cases of. William Osier. (Proceedings.) II, 161

resistance to quinine of certain forms of. C. N. B. Camac.

( Proceedings. ) X, 69

value of Laveran's organisms in the diagnosis of. William

Osier I, 11

Malarial fever. See Fever, malarial.

Malarial infection as a source of error in surgical diagnosis.

William W. Russell VII, 204

poisoning, influence of, upon diseases of the eye. Samuel

Theobald. (Proceedings.) II, 19

Malformations of the heart, congenital, as illustrated by the specimens in the pathological museum of the Johns

Hopkins Hospital. William G. MacCallum XI, 69

Malpighi, Marcello. 1628-1694. William G. MacCallum. .XVI, 275 Massage, pneumatic, of the tympanal membrane and ossicles, a simple contrivance for effecting. Samuel Theobald VIII, 49

Master-word in medicine. William Osier XV, 1

Mastitis in typhoid fever, with the report of three cases.

Thomas McCrae XIII, 20

Mather's (Cotton) rules of health. William S. Thayer. .XVI, 293

Mauriceau, writings of. Hunter Robb VI, 51

McKeough, Edward P. (Obituary.) X, 196

Mechano-therapy in Sweden and Germany. E. M. Hartwell.

( Proceedings. ) I, 60

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Mediastinum, posterior. Burgery of; Its past and Its future,

.1. I) Faure XVI, l.:."

Medical commission lo the Philippines XI, 26

Medical fees in ancient Greece and Home. Charles C. Bora baugh ix

lore in the older English and poets (exclusive of Shakespeare), Robert Fletcher VI.

nous on a trip to Havana. George II. F. Nuttall . . . . 1 1 1. 11

.Medical School fund I, in:;; III. 139

Medicine in the nineteenth century. T. Clifford Allbutt. . .IX, .77

of Aristotle. Frank It. Smith IV. 35

Melancholia following typhoid fever, ease of. William S.

Thay»r. (Proceedings.) Ill, 12

Melano-sarcoma of the liver, secondary, following sarcoma

of the eye. Louis I'. Hamburger IX, 50

Meniere's disease, heredity in. Charles B. Simon IV, 82

Meningitis, cerebrospinal. William T. Councilman IX, 27

acute fibrino-purulent, ependymitis, abscesses of the cerebrum, gas-cysts of the cerebrum, cerebrospinal exudation, and of the liver, due to the Bacillus

aerogenes capsulatus. William T. Howard. Jr X. 66

at Lonaconing and other places in the Valley of George's Creek, Maryland, recent outbreak of. Simon Flexner and Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) .IV, 68

chronic. William Osier. (Proceedings. » III. 119

clinical study of forty < ases of, with reference to the

eye symptoms. Robert L. Randolph IV, 59

epidemic. Exhibition of specimens. Louis E. Livingood IX. 273

typhoid, exhibition of cases of. Rufus I. Cole. (Proceedings.) XV, 62

Menstruation, normal, and some of the factors modifying it.

Clelia D. Mosher XII, 178

Mental phenomena and visceral disease. Cary B. Gamble,

Jr XV, 247

Mercury, solution of. in the body. Arthur S. Chittenden. . .X, 92 Metabolism in pregnancy. Josiah M. Slemons. (Proceedings.) XV, fj 7

Metastases, multiple, from pelvic sarcoma. William G. MacCallum and Norman MacL. Harris. (Proceedings.) X, 71

Micrococcus lanceolatus, with especial reference to the etiology of acute lobar pneumonia. William H. Welch.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 125

Micrococcus zymogenes, some observations on the occurrence

of. E. G. Birge XVI, 309

Microtome, carbon-dioxide freezing. Charles R. Bardeen.XII, 112 knife, best method of sharpening. J. P. Lotsy. (Proceedings.) V, 136

Milk as a culture medium for the tubercle bacillus. Alexander C. Abbott. (Proceedings.) I, 61

Mitchell, W T eir. William Osier I, 64

Mitchell's high-tension pulse. J.A.Scott. (Proceedings.) .. I, 62 Mosquito. Anopheles in the vicinity of Baltimore, distribution of. Leonard K. Hirshberg and Gustavus C.

Dohme XIII, 45

anopheles, which does not transmit malaria. Leonard K. Hirshberg XV, r. ;

Mosquito, Jersey, Professor Smith on. Howard A. Kelly.

(Proceedings.) XVI. 115

Motor defects of the eyeballs (congenital paralysis of the

ocular muscles), notes on. Harry Friedenwald. .VII, 202 Miiller, Johannes, a university teacher. Walter B. Piatt. .VII, 16

Miillerian duct, aberrant portions of, found in an ovary.

William W. Russell X, 8

Muscle, additional, in the neck, anomaly of arch of aorta with.

A. B. Herrick VIII, 234

fiber, striated, histogenesis of and the growth of the

human sartorius muscle. John B. MacCallum . . IX, 208 palatoglossus, congenital opening of. Walter B. Piatt.

( Proceedings. ) XI, 72

pectoralis major in man, observations on. Warren H.

Lewis XII, 172

Muscles, abdominal, congenital absence of, with distended and

hypertrophied urinary bladder. William Osier.. XII, 331 Musculus sternalis, two instances of. Henry A. Christian. IX, 235 Myoma complicating pregnancy and preventing delivery.

Howard A. Kelly V, 80

of the uterus, cceliotomy for. Hysteromyomectomy. Infection by Bacterium coli commune. Hunter Robb

and Albert A. Ghriskey II, 133

Myoma, sarcomatous. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) XVI, 237

uteri, causes and significance of uterine hemorrhage

in cases of. John G. Clark X, 11

Myomata of the uterus. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) VIII, 217

uterine, report of four cases of. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) XIV, 89

Myomectomy during pregnancy involving opening of the

abdominal cavity. A. L. Stavely. ( Proceedings.) .V, 33 in its relation to pregnancy. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings. ) XV, 259

Myopia, monocular, inherited. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) II, 105

Myositis, suppurative, caused by Micrococcus gonorrhoeae (Xeisser), concerning a case of. Norman MacL.

Harris and Louis W. Haskell XV, 395

Myxedema and exophthalmic goitre in sisters. A. R. Oppen heimer. (Proceedings.) VI, 33

Myxcedematous condition, acute, occurring in goitre. William

Osier. (Proceedings.) Ill, 42

Naevi, multiple, case of. William H. Baltzell. (Proceedings.) II, 104

Necrosis of lachrymal sac, cases of. Robert L. Randolph.

(Proceedings.) II, 61

area of, in internal capsule in typhoid fever. Lewellys

F. Barker. (Proceedings.) XI, 72

Needle and clamp for injecting lymphatics. William S.

Miller XVI, 273

Needle-holder, new. J. Whitridge Williams. (Proceedings.) II, 63

Neoplasm, canine, report of eight cases of. J. F. Ort schild XVI, 186

Neoplasms, malignant, study of the reticular supporting network in. Paul G. Woolley XIV, 21

Nephrectomy, the first, and the first cholecystotomy, with a sketch of the lives of Doctors Erastus B. Wolcott

and John S. Bobbs. Martin B. Tinker XII, 247

Nephritis, renal decapsulation in. Henry Harris XVI, 404

Nephro-ureterectomy — extirpation of the kidney and ureter simultaneously. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) VII, 31

Nephritis, chronic malarial, with report of a case. Charles

W. Larned X, 131

Neural anatomy of the inguinal region relative to the performance of herniotomy under local anaesthesia, observations upon. Harvey Gushing XI, 58

Neurectomy, angioneurotic erythema and its surgical treatment by. Joseph C. Bloodgood XIV, 138

Neuritis, arsenical, case of. Florence R. Sabin. (Proceedings.) XII, 221

following the use of Fowler's solution. William Osier.

(Proceedings.) IV, 43

generalized, from lead. Henry M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) XV, 66

Neurofibromatosis (von Recklinghausen's disease) with paralysis and muscular atrophy of arms and legs,

case of. Henry M. Thomas XIV, 204

Neuroglia, genesis of glioma retina? in. Brown Pusey . . .XIII, 229

rapid method of staining. Roy McL. Van Wart XIV, 246

Neurological nomenclature. Lewellys F. Barker VII, 200

Neurological surgery, special field of. Harvey Cushing. .XVI, 77 Neurone theory, some objections to. Stewart Paton. (Proceedings.) X, 139

Nerve cell, psychical, in health and disease. Henry J. Berkley VII, 162

degeneration in some syphilitic growths. Henry J.

Berkley II, 80

endings in the mucosa of the small intestines, muscularis mucosa? and cortex of the kidney. Henry J.

Berkley Ill, 73

fifth cranial, sensory distribution of. Harvey Cushing XV. 213

manifestations, reflex, cured by operation, two cases of.

William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) I, 35

second cervical, regeneration of the dorsal root of, within the spinal cord. William S. Baer, Percy M. Dawson and Harry T. Marshall. (Proceedings.) . .IX, 144 Nerves, intrins'ic, of the kidney — A histological study. Henry

J. Berkley IV, 1

Nervous system, an electric apparatus used in the diagnosis

of diseases of. Henry M. Thomas I, 75

changes in, after parathyroidectomy. Colin K. Russell XV, 196

Nitrogen excretion in pneumonia and its relation to resolution. Henry W. Cook XIII, 307

Nocht's stain, modified. Thomas W. Hastings XV, 122

Notes on New Books:

I, 24, 31, 52, 58, 74, 91, 95; II, 17, 23, 33, 66, 76, 106, 140;

III, 1G, 4G, 63, 80, 94, 107, 124;

IV, 15, 58, 88, 112; V, 55, 101, 121, 13S;

VI, 16, 35, 49, 94, 125, 146, 167; VII, 52, 80, 168, 190, 211; VIII, 14, 55, 82, 113, 133, 15S, 197, 218, 265; IX, 19, 42, 64, 88, 120, 147, 171, 195, 274, 297; X, 49, 72, 98, 116, 170, 197, 234; XI, 49, 73, 116, 147, 181, 291, 332; XII, 29, 50, 189, 223, 265, 301, 372;

XIII, 67, 92, 118, 151, 178, 225, 258, 281;

XIV, 24, 40, 99, 144, 224, 247, 287, 357;

XV, 24, 67, 100. 141, 182, 212, 263, 296, 340, 373, 400; XVI, 120, 150, 202, 239, 265, 289, 311, 347, 387, 414. Nuclei of reception of the cochlear and vestibular nerves, anatomical relations of. Florence R. Sabin VIII, 253

pontis, development of, during the second and third '

months of embryonic life. Margaret Long XII, 123

Nucleus dentatus of the cerebellum and its accessory nuclei,

model of. Harry A. Fowler XII, 151

dorsalis, changes Id the cells of, resulting from pressure upon the upper portion of the spinal cord. Lewellys F. Barker. (Proceedings.) XI. 72

Nurses' work, quality of thoroughness in. Isabel H.

Robb XIV, 225

Nursing dispensary tubercular patients, report of results of.

Reiba Thfilin XV. 171

profession, duties and dangers of organization in. George

M. Gould X, 103

Obstetrical practice of Robert Kennedy Nuttall, M. D., L. R. C. S. I. (deceased), tabulated result of. George II. P. Nuttall Ill, 45

Occlusion, partial, of blood-vessels, especially of the abdominal

aorta. William S. Halsted XVI, 346

Ochsner, Henry W. (Obituary. i XIV, 39

Oedematous changes in the epithelium of the cornea in a case of uveitis following gonorrhoea! ophthalmia. Edward Stieren IX, 290

Oesophageal stricture, treatment of. Theodore Dunham.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 147

Oidium in the tissues of a case of pseudo-lupus vulgaris, presence of. T. Caspar Gilchrist and William Royal Stokes VII, 129

Oliver's hasniocytometer, clinical value of. Walter Baumgar ten XIII, 176

Opening of Surgical Building and new Clinical Amphitheatre XV, 379

Operating outfit, portable. John M. T. Finney and Omar B.

Pancoast XII, 206

table. Hunter Robb V, 73

Ophthalmology and otology in Baltimore (1S00-1850), early

history of. Harry Friedenwald VIII, 184

Ophthalmoplegia externa. Hiram Woods. (Proceedings.) VIII, 48

Ophthalmoscope, fiftieth anniversary of the invention of.

Harry Friedenwald XII, 243

Ophthalmoscopic appearances of chorea with embolism of

central artery of retina. Henry O. Reik XII, 325

Opium or morphine poisoning, value of repeatedly washing out the stomach at short intervals in cases of. Louis P. Hamburger V, 94

Oppenheimer, Arthux R. (Obituary.) VI, 95

Organotherapy, ovarian. Wilmer Krusen XII, 213

Osteitis deformans, case of. William T. Watson IX, 133

with report of a case. Arthur W. Elting XII, 343

Osteo-arthropathy, tabetic vertebral, with radiograph, case

of. William B. Cornell XIII, 242

Osteoid tissue found in the tubercular exudate in the thoracic

region of the cord. Simon Flexner IX, 133

Osteology, use of clay modeling in the study of. Robert O.

Moody XIV, 7S

Osteoma of external auditory canal, exhibition of a case of.

Robert L. Randolph. (Proceedings.) XII, 219

Osteo-plastic operations for the obliteration of a very large involucral cavity. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) H, 160

Otitis media, acute, following influenza, treatment of. Samuel

Theobald. ( Proceedings. ) X, 137

catarrhal (non-suppurative) as a factor in the etiology of facial paralysis. Henry 0. Reik XIII, 83

Otomycosis aspergillus, specimen of. William H. Welch.

(Proceedings.) Ill, 122

Otomycosis, treatment of, by the insufflation of boracic acid

and oxide of zinc. Samuel Theobald IX, 251

Ovarian cysts iii the m It. Brown X, 11

dermoid cyst, squamous-celled carcinomat i ion ot; also an adenocan Inoma ! thi o dated witb an ovarian dermoid cyst, Linters XI, 78

Ovaries and tubes, hum ults of removing II 1 '

A. Kelly I, 57

Ovariotomy at ext of. Elan

Wiel XVI. L02

•i and si<-am witb He' va peclal Inhalation mix ture in pulmonary diseases. Clement A. Penrose XI. 288

Pancreas, anatomy ol ESugene L. Opie XIV

carcinoma of. with multiple carcinosis. Simon

(Proceedings.) V, 16

primary. The organisms of cancer. Simon Flexner. .Ill, 51 histology of the islands of Langerhans of. Eugene L.

()p,.. XI, 2

primary tumor of. William T. Councilman. I I

ings. ) I . "1

Pancreatic juice, effect of bile upon the ester-splitting a

of. Albion W. Hewlett XVI, 20

Pancreatitis, acute, disseminated fat necrosis, parapanci

-s. William S. Thayer. (Proceedings.! ....VI, :.l observations on several cases of. William S.

Thayer XVI. 355

two cases of. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Proceedings.) XII, 26

hemorrhagic, case of. The occurrence of fat-splitting ferment in the urine. Eugene L. Opie. (Proceedings.! XIII. 117

hemorrhagic, acute, etiology of. Eugene L. Opie.... XII, 182 retrojection of bile into the pancreas a cause of. William S. Halsted XII, 179

Papillo-cystoma of the ovary. Thomas S. Cullen V, 1":;

Papilloma and epithelioma, specimens of. William H.

Welch. ( Proceedings. ) 1 . 97

of the Fallopian tube. John G. Clark IX. 163

Para-colon bacillus. Richard P. Strong XIII. 107

Paralysis, acquired, of both external recti muscles, with unilateral facial paralysis, case of. Samuel Theobald.

(Proceedings.) VIII, 131

asthenic bulbar, or myasthenia gravis. Henry M.

Thomas. (Proceedings.) XIII. 246

congenital, of the ocular muscles. Notes on congenital motor defects of the eyeballs. Harry Friedenwald VII, 202

Paralysis, facial, nonsuppurative catarrhal otitis media as a

factor in the etiology of. Henry O. Reik XIII. b!

generalized lead, with a review of the cases of lead palsy seen in the Hospital, case of. Henry M.

Thomas XV. 209

infantile, of the abdominal muscles. William B.

Cornell XVI, 11

with hyperextension of leg on thigh. Walter B. Piatt.

( Proceedings. ) IV. 55

obstetrical, infantile and maternal. Henry M. Thomas. XI, 279 radicular, of the brachial plexus, exhibition of two cases of. Henry M. Thomas and Harvey Cushing. (Proceedings.) XIV. 315

Paranoia, case of, with a study of the cerebral convolutions.

Henry J. Berkley V. 130

Parasite of cancer with demonstrations. William H.

Welch XII, 295

malarial, form of conjugation of. Charles B. Ewing.

(Proceedings.) XI. 91

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Parasites, animal, exhibition of specimens of. William H.

Welch I, 72

malarial, new method of staining. Thomas B. Futcher.

( Proceedings. ) X, 70

some unusual forms of. Mary E. Rowley XV, 22

notes on. C. Wardell Stiles V, 57

Parasitic bodies in epithelioma. William H. Welch. (Proceedings. ) I, 97

Parathyroid gland, tumor of. William G. MacCallum. .XVI, 87 Parathyroidectomy, changes in the nervous system after.

Colin K. Russell XV, 196

Parotitis following visceral inflammation. — A report of two

cases. A. Duval Atkinson VIII, 204

Pastetir, influence of on medical science. Christian A.

Herter XIV, 325

Pathology in its relations to general biology. William H.

Welch. (Proceedings.) I, 25

of experimental diphtheria, a contribution to, wtih special reference to the appearance of secondary foci in the internal organs. Alexander C. Abbott and Albert A.

Ghriskey IV, 29

of fragmentatio myocardii and myocarditis fibrosa. John

B. MacCallum IX, 194

surgical, method of instruction in. Joseph C. Bloodgood XIV, 220

Pericarditis, acute, complicating acute lobar pneumonia. J.

A. Chatard XVI, 334

endocarditis and myocarditis, traumatic. J. Hall Pleas . ants XIV, 124

pleuritis and peritonitis associated with contracted kidney, exhibition of specimens from a case of. Simon

Flexner. ( Proceedings. ) V, 17

tuberculous, case of. Frank R. Smith. (Proceedings.) IV, 10

tuberculous, with effusion, observations on two cases of.

William S. Thayer XV, 149

Pericardium, adherent. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XIII, 57

Perichondritis, probably of gonorrhceal origin. Lewellys F.

Barker. (Proceedings.) XVI, 385

Perineal zoster. Harvey Cushing. (Proceedings.) XV, 172

Perineum and vaginal outlet, laceration of — repair of the

recent tear. Hunter Robb I, 105

Perinuclear basophilic granules, association between and the elimination of the alloxuric bodies in the urine.

Thomas B. Futcher VIII, 85

Peritonitis, acute diffuse gonococcus. Harvey Cushing. .. .X, 75 acute general gonorrhceal. Guy L. Hunner and Norman

MacL. Harris XIII, 121

acute gonorrhceal. G. Brown Miller. (Proceedings.) .XI, 115 caused by the invasion of the Micrococcus lanceolatus

from the intestine. Simon Flexner VI, 64

caused by the Proteus vulgaris. Simon Flexner IV, 34

convalescent case of, due to ruptured tubal abscess, exhibition of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) .. .IV, 111 general suppurative, treated by a new method, five successful cases of. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) VIII, 141

gonorrhceal, case of. C. N. Spratt. (Proceedings.) . .XIII, 247 perforative, in dogs, treatment of by a new method of operation, an experimental study of the treatment of.

Arthur W. Elting and William J. Calvert VIII, 143

tubercular. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) I, 96

Periureteral arterial plexus, efficiency of and the importance of its preservation in the more radical operations for carcinoma cervicis uteri. John A. Sampson. .. .XV, 39

Pectoralis major muscle in man, observations on. Warren

H. Lewis XII, 172

Pelves, contracted, in Baltimore, frequency of. J. Whitridge

Williams VII, 164

Pelvic inflammatory masses, removal of by the abdomen after

bisection of the uterus. Howard A. Kelly XII, 1

Pemphigus vegetans. Louis P. Hamburger and Maurice

Rubel XIV, 63

Pertussis, bacteriology of. Henry Koplik IX, 79

Pfeiffer-bacillus — the causative agent in influenza. Julius

Friedenwald. (Proceedings.) IV, 58

Pharmacology, contributions of to physiology. Hans

Meyer XVI, 351, 389

Pharyngomycosis leptothrica, case of. Lewellys F. Barker.

( Proceedings.) VI, 93

Phlebitis, recurring, of obscure origin. John B. Briggs. .XVI, 228

Photographic room and apparatus in the anatomical laboratory of the Johns Hopkins University. A. G. Hoen VII, 109

Phrenology of Gall and Flechsig's doctrine of association

centers in the cerebrum. Lewellys F. Barker. .VIII, 7

Physiological and pathological relations beiween the nose and

the sexual apparatus of man. John N. Mackenzie. IX, 10

Piezometer, an instrument for measuring resistances.

Howard A. Kelly XV, 293

Pigment production of Bacillus pyocyaneus and Bacillus fluo rescens liquefaciens, note on. Paul G. Woolley..X, 129

Pigmentation, arsenical. Henri A. Lafleur. (Proceedings.) . I, 22

and keratosis. Louis P. Hamburger XI, 87

of the skin, cases illustrating forms of. William Osier. X, 231

Pig's intestine, development of. John B. MacCallum. .. .XII, 102

Pin imbedded in the rectum. Otto G. Ramsay XI, 256

Piringer, Joseph Friederich: his methods and investigations.

Harry Friedenwald VIII, 191

Placenta velamentosa, exhibition of. Thomas S. Cullen.

( Proceedings. ) V, 51

Plague, bacillus of. (Abstract.) Simon Flexner V, 96

bubonic. Simon Flexner VII, 181

in China and India, notes on. Joseph M. Flint XI, 119

in India. B. Rosalie Slaughter XIV, 307

in the Orient. William J. Calvert XIV, 60

of Milan in 1630, tragedy of. Robert Fletcher 1X7 175

Plagues and pestilences of the Old Testament. Charles C.

Bombaugh IV, 64

Plastic operation for the obliteration of a large cavity in the lower end of the femur. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) II, 160

Pleurisy, serofibrinous, with reference to cytological diagnosis, etiology of. C. H. Bunting ...XIV, 185

Pneumo-cardial rupture, case of. George S. Brown. (Correspondence.) VIII, 33

Pneumonia, acute lobar, etiology of, Micrococcus lanceolatus

with especial reference to. William H. Welch III, 125

blood cultures in. Rufus I. Cole XIII, 136

croupous, association of Proteus vulgaris with Diplococcus

lanceolatus in a case of. Walter Reed V, 24

leucocytes in. John S. Billings, Jr V, 105

Pneumonia, lobar, action of the toxic agent of. Walter V.

Brem XVI, 321

nitrogen excretion in, and its relation to resolution.

Henry W. Cook XIII,' 307

post-operative. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) . .XIII, 249

Pneumothorax, movability of the heart in. William J. Calvert XVI, 300

Poisoners, female — ancient and modern. Charles C. Bom baugh X, 148

Poisons, effect of, on inorganic ferments. Harry C.

Jones XIII, 97

lesions induced by the action of on the nerve cell. Henry

J. Berkley VII, 143; VIII, 23, 137

Polyarthritis, acute. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) . .XV, 257 Polycythemia, certain forms of cyanosis with. William Osier.

( Proceedings. ) XIV, 91

Polyposis of the intestine. William G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.) XVI, 112

Porokeratosis (Mibelli) or hyperkeratosis excentrica (Respighi) with a remarkable family history. T. Caspar

Gilchrist VIII, 107

Pott's disease, hyperextension as an essential in the correction of the deformity of, with the presentation of

original methods. R. Tunstall Taylor XII, 32

microscopical study of the spinal cord in two cases of.

William G. Spiller IX, 125

pathological changes in the spinal cord in a case of.

Sylvan Rosenheim IX, 240

Pregnancy, ectopic, treatment of, by vaginal puncture. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) VII, 209

extrauterine, following old salpingitis. Thomas S. Cul len. (Proceedings.) XIII, 150

some recent cases of. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) XV, 58

treated by vaginal incision. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings. ) IV, 109

ruptured right tubal; associated with perforation of the vermiform appendix. Confirmatory diagnosis by

aspiration; operation; death. Hunter Robb II, 137

twin. Breech and transverse presentation. The placentas and the membranes. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) II, 44

Proceedings of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Historical Club: I, 116; II, 22, 65, 163;

III, 15, 43, 76;

IV, 43, 99; VII, 50;

XVI, 412. Proceedings of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Journal Club: I, 13, 23, 38, 62, 98, 107; II, 44, 164; III, 19. Proceedings of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical Society: I, 12, 21, 34, 46, 59, 96, 109; II, 18, 40, 61, 83, 104, 120, 160;

III, 12, 30, 41, 62, 74, 93, 119, 140;

IV, 16, 31, 51, 67, 80, 98, 119, 136; V, 9, 27, 40, 52, 68, 97, 109, 126;

VI, 15, 32, 45, 69, 93, 143, 164; VII, 24, 48, 72, 143, 188, 208; VIII, 29, 47, 81, 110, 129, 195, 215, 263; IX, 18, 38, 62, 119, 144, 192, 271, 292; X, 69, 95, 113, 136, 196, 211, 231; XI, 32, 48, 72, 93, 112, 258; XII, 17, 216, 261, 295;

XIII, 53, 115, 141, 245;

XIV, 84, 314; XV, 57, 172, 250;

XVI, 109, 146, 200, 237, 264, 288, 384, 411.

Proceedings of .Johns Hopkins Hospital Nur ies' Journal <

II, <;:,;

III, 79;

IV, 100.

Proceedings of Johns Hopkins Hospital Residents' Association:

III, 4.

Prolapsus ani, a new method of treatment of. Walter B. Piatt.

(Proceedings.) VII, 145

Prostate gland, contribution to the study of the anatomy and physiology of, and a few observations on the phe nomenon of ejaculation. George Walker XI, 242

experimental injection of testicular fluid to prevent atrophy of, after removal of the testes. George Walker XI, 322

relation of, to the fecundative power of the spermatic fluid. George Walker XII, 77

Prostatic hypertrophy, use of the cystoscope in cases of.

Hugh H. Young XV, 348

obstruction, electro-cautery incisor for the Bottini operation for. Hugh H. Young X I II . 36

Correspondence XIII, 279

Proteus vulgaris, association of, with Diplococcus lanceolatus

in a case of croupous pneumonia. Walter Reed. . . . V, 24

Protozoan and bacterial infection combined, case of. Simon

Flexner VII, 171

Pseudo-chorea, case of. August Hoch. (Proceedings.) . .II, 65

Pseudo-lupus vulgaris, presence of an oidium in the tissue of a case of. T. Caspar Gilchrist and William R. Stokes VII, 129

Pseudo-tuberculosis hominis streptothrica. Simon Flexner VIII, 128

Psychiatry, teaching of. Henry M. Hurd X, 205

Psychical nerve cell in health and disease. Henry J. Berkley VII, 162

Psychologic development of medicine. J. H. McCormick. .VI, 58

Ptosis, congenital, case of. Henry M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) VI. 164

Pulmonary diseases, oxygen and steam with the vapors of a special inhalation mixture in. Clement A. Penrose XI, 288

respiratory exercises in the prevention and treatment of. S. A. Knopf XII, 282

Pulmonic second sound. Richard C. Cabot. (Proceedings.) XI, 33

Puerperal sepsis due to infection with the Bacillus aerogenes

capsulatus. George W. Dobbin VIII, 24

Pulse, Mitchell's high-tension. J. A. Scott. (Proceedings.) I, 62

Purpura hemorrhagica. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) .Ill, 75 with extreme anaemia, fatal case of. John S. Billings, Jr V, 65

Pyarthrosis. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) VI. 144

Pyelitis and pyo-ureter, gonorrhoeal, cured by irrigation.

Howard A. Kelly VI, 19

suppurative, Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus in a case of.

Herbert U. Williams VII. 66

Pylorectomy, two cases of. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) IX, 294

Pyloroplasty, new method of. John M. T. Finney XIII, 155

Pyo-pneumothorax, localized. William Osier. (Proceedings.) Ill, 119

Pyo-ureteritis and pyonephrosis by ureteral and renal catheters, treatment of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) VII, 48

Quacks, some famous, history of. Francis R. Packard. . .XV, 316

Radius, congenital absence of. Mactier Warfield. (Proceedings. ) Ill,

Rectum and sigmoid flexure, method of exploring. Howard

A. Kelly V,

pin imbedded in. Otto G. Ramsay XI,

Reed, Walter, memorial to XIV,

Reese, D. Meredith. (Obituary.) Ill,

Renal artery, first appearance of, and the relative development of the kidneys and Wolffian bodies in pig embryos. Eben C. Hill XVI,

decapsulation in nephritis with report of a case. Henry

Harris XVI,

infection, ascending; with special reference to the reflux of urine from the bladder into the ureters as an etiological factor in its causation and maintenance

John A. Sampson XIV

insufficiency as an index in surgical diseases of the kidney. Martin B. Tinker XIV

Renal and ureteral cases, exhibition of. Hugh H. Young (Proceedings.) XIV

Report upon an expedition sent by the Johns Hopkins Uni versity to investigate the prevalent diseases in the Philippines. Simon Flexner and Lewellys F Barker XI

Retinal detachment, anatomical changes in two cases of Robert L. Randolph VII

Retinitis, albuminuric, in pregnancy, the significance of Robert L. Randolph V

Rheumatoid diseases, differential diagnosis and treatment of

Joel E. Goldthwait. (Proceedings.) XV

so-called, pathological lesions of. Charles F. Painter (Proceedings.) XV

Ricin, action of, on the cortical nerve cell, experimental le sions produced by. Henry J. Berkley VII

Rontgen method, advances made in medical and surgical diagnosis by. Charles L. Leonard XII

rays, cancer of the mamma cured by. E. Schiff XV.

Rubber cylinders, inflated, for circular suture of the intestine William S. Halsted IX

Rupture, extra-peritoneal, of the bladder, complicated by frac ture of the pelvis, by operation and the continuous bath, successful treatment of. Report of a case

James F. Mitchell IX

of right abdominal muscle. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Pro ceedings. ) V,

Ruptures, inguinal, more difficult as well as the simpler, cure of. William S. Halsted XIV

Saint Bartholomew's Hospital, London, history of. Thomas McCrae XIV

Salicylic acid in dermatology. Robert B. Morison I

Saline solution, normal, in connection with gynecological operations and the accidental hasmorrhages of partu rition, infusion of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceed ings.) V

Salpingitis, hyperplastic, genesis of carcinoma of the Fallo pian tube in, etc. E. R. Le Count XII

Salt solution, infusion of, combined with a special method for the administration of oxygen inhalations as a treat ment in pneumonia. Clement A. Penrose X

Saranac laboratory for the study of tuberculosis, history and work of. Edward L. Trudeau XII

Sarcoma, alveolar, of the cerebellum. Henry M. Thomas and

Lewellys F. Barker VII

generalized melanotic. George Blumer. (Proceedings.) VII

Giant cell, of bone. Joseph C. Bloodgood XIV

in the floor of the mouth. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Proceedings.) V, 120

of the eye, involving chiefly the ciliary body. Paul

G. Woolley XVI, 402

of the oesophagus, case of. Louis E. Livingood IX, 159

of the peri-pancreatic lymph-glands with miliary sarcomatosis of the peritoneum. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) Ill, 121

of the sternum, with metastases in the lymphatic glands,

medullary form of. William H. Welch IV, 103

of the tibia. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Proceedings.) .XIV, 315 pelvic, multiple metastases from. William G. MacCallum

and Norman MacL. Harris. (Proceedings) X, 71

Schede's operation for varicose veins of the leg. John M. T.

Finney. (Proceedings.) VI, 146

Schott bath, importance of employing pure salts in the preparation of. C. N. B. Camac. (Correspondence.) .VIII, 214 treatment for chronic heart disease, a visit to Bad Nauheim with the purpose of investigating. C. N. B.

Camac VIII, 101

of heart disease. Thomas B. Futcher. (Proceedings.) X, 96

Scleroderma, presentation of a case of. Ernest K. Cullen.

(Proceedings.) XV, 180

scorbutic. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XII, 297

Scleroses, localized, of the aorta of probable syphilitic origin. Clinical report and necropsy in two cases. Clement

A. Penrose IX, 140

Sensory distribution of the fifth cranial nerve. Harvey Cush ing XV, 213

Septicaemia, pneumococcus, meningitis and arthritis. Rufus I.

Cole. (Proceedings.) XIII, 143

spontaneous hemorrhagic, in a guinea-pig, caused by a bacillus. George H. Weaver IX, 270

typhoid, associated with focal abscesses in the kidneys, due to the typhoid bacillus, case of. Simon Flexner.

(Proceedings.) V, 120

typhoid, with the report of two cases, one of which was a typhoid infection without intestinal lesions. August

J. Lartigan X, 55

Serpents, poisonous, of North America, recognition of.

Howard A. Kelly X, 217

Siegemundin, Justine, the midwife, works of. Hunter Robb.V, 4

Sigmoido-proctostomy. Howard A. Kelly VI, 30

Silver nitrate in the treatment of general infections. Joseph Hume. (Proceedings.) XV, 61

Sims posture in cystoscopic examinations, advantages of.

John A. Sampson XIV, 194

Sinus frontales in man with observations upon them in some

other mammalian skulls. Adelbert W. Lee XV, 115

Situs transversus and atresia of the pylorus. Herbert M. Little and H. F. Helmholz XVI, 249

Skin grafting. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) 1, 112

exhibition of case of. Joseph C. Bloodgood. (Proceedings.) IV, 110

Thiersch's, with exhibition of cases. Frederick J. Brockway. (Proceedings.) I, 36

Slide-holding device, multiple. Edward F. Miller XVI, 132

Smallpox, observations upon. Otley J. Porter. (Proceedings.) XII, 298

pathology of. William R. Stokes XIV, 214

Snake poisoning, chemistry, toxicology and therapy of.

Thomas R. Brown X, 221

venom, new study of. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) XIII, 146

Snakes, poisonous. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) ..XI, 7:!

Sodium bicarbonate and mercuric chloride, treatment of yellow fever with. George M. Sternberg I, C8

Sorcery, medicine and surgery in ancient Mexico. Zella

Nuttall XIII, 87

Spachius's (Israel) gynecology. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings. ) II. 1 6 1

Specific gravity of the urine during anaesthesia and after

salt solution enemata. Thomas R. Brown IX, 190

Specula, new vesical, note on a series of. Howard A.

Kelly XI, 93

Speculum, Sims modified. Hunter Robb. (Proceedings.) .. I, 97

Sphincter, extensive destruction of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) X, 196

Spinal cord, microscopical study of, in two cases of Pott's disease. William G. Spiller IX, 125

Spleen, enlarged. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) ....I, 111 lobule of. Franklin P. Mall IX, 218

Splenomegaly, primitive, with anaemia, cirrhosis of the liver and jaundice. Banti's disease. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XIII, 53

with cirrhosis of the liver. William Osier. (Proceedings.) .' XII. 296

Squint and esophoria, due to anisometropia, cured by glasses,

cases of. Samuel Theobald I, 41

Staining neuroglia, rapid method of. Roy McL. Van

Wart XIV. 24G

Staphylococcus pyogenes aureus, corrosive sublimate as a

disinfectant against. Alexander C. Abbott II, 50

Status lymphaticus, relation of, to sudden death, death under

anaesthesia, and infection. George Blumer XIV, 270

Stenosis, cicatricial, of the pylorus following a case of peptic

ulcer, note on a case of. William S. Thayer IV, 45

Sterilization of catgut. G. Brown Miller XI, 225

by cumol. John G. Clark and G. Brown Miller.. VII, 46 of instruments by formaldehyde, supplementary report

on. Henry O. Reik IX, 82

Sterilizing instruments with formaldehyde, apparatus for.

Henry O. Reik and William T. Watson VIII, 261

Stethoscope, an improved. Richard C. Cabot. (Proceedings.) XI, 33

Steuart, Richard Sprigg. John Morris Ill, 40

Still to make absolute alcohol. William J. Calvert. .. .XVI, 68

Stomach tube, note on the discovery and first use of, by an

American physician. Julius Friedenwald XIV, 243

washing in children. William D. Booker I, 69

Stone in the bladder, operation for. Arthur T. Cabot . . . .XI, 107

Strabismus, transient spastic convergent, case of. Samuel

Theobald XI, 178

Streptococcus infection of the vermiform appendix and

Fallopian tube. Hunter Robb Ill, 23

Subclavian artery in man, observations on a study of. Robert

B. Bean XV, 203

Sulphur compounds, organic, in the field of animal chemistry,

a contribution to our knowledge of. John J. Abel.V, 123

Super-arterial pericardial fibroid nodules. J. H. M. Knox.

(Proceedings.) IX, 62

Suprarenal capsule, further observations on the chemical

nature of the active principle of. John J. Abel.. IX, 215 gland, study of sixty-seven cases of primary malignant

tumors of. Otto Ramsay X, 20

Surgery, America's contribution to. Martin B. Tinker. .XIII, 209

Surgery, comparative. Harvey Cushing and others. .. .XVI, 179

Surgical pathology. George W. Crile XVI, 269

Suture, circular, of the intestine, inflated rubber cylinders for.

William S. Halsted IX, 25

Suture, ('a ill i niied.

of the bill' din-is, miniature hammers and. William S.

Halsted IX, 07

of severed finger-tips after seven hours. John ML T.

Finney. (Proceedings.) ill. i-

Syneesthesia. Henry L. Smith XVI,

Syphilis, case of. T. Caspar Gllchrl rt. t Proceeding i.) . .XIII, hereditary. Robert B. Morlson. (Proceedings.) ...III. 12

malignant. Robert B. Morison. (Proceedings.) in. 12

of the lung. William T. Councilman II. :: 1

of the peripheral nerves and lungs, case of. Charles M.

Remsen XIV, 280

transmission of, to the third generation. John II'

son IV, 11

Syphilitic disease of the cerebral arteries. F. C. '•

borough XIII, 105

eruption, secondary. Thomas B. Futcher. (Proceeding.) XII. 2!

growths, i Henry .1. Berkley. .II, 80 Tabes, analysis of cases in the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Dispensary from its o lay. 1889, to December, 1S98. Henry M. Thomas X. ">!

Tabes dorsalis. pre-ataxic, with retained knee-jerk. H

M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) I, 59

Taehes bleuatres, note on the significance of. John Hewetson.

( Proceedings. ) V. 19

Tails in man, with a description of the case reported by Dr.

Watson, occurrence of. Ross G. Harrison XII. 96

Taste fibers and their independence of the N. trigeminus.

Harvey Cushing XIV, 71

Technique, aseptic, in gynecological operations outside of

hospitals, maintenance of. Hunter Robb IV. 106

Tendon transplantation. Sydney M. Cone XI i

Tenotomy, double; in a case of convergent strabismus, an ideal result following. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) VI, 70

for insufficiencies of the ocular muscles. Samuel Theobald. (Proceedings.) I, 110

Teratomata, two testicular, report of, with a review of the recent literature. H. W. Carey XIII, 26S

Termites, generative tract in. comparative study of the development of. H. McE. Knower XII, 135

Testicle, undescended. Walter B. Piatt. (Proceedings.) . .VI, 49 Testicles, traumatic atrophy of. John W. Churchman. (Proceedings.) XVI, 265

Testicular fluid, experimental injection of, to prevent the atrophy of the prostate gland in dogs, after removal

of the testes. George Walker XI, 322

Testing the ocular muscle balance for near as well as for

distant vision, importance of. Samuel Theobald. XVI, 10 Tetany, gastric. Campbell P. Howard. (Proceedings.) . .XVI, 148

in pregnancy. Henry M. Thomas VI, 85

pathology of. William G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.)..

XVI, 14S Therapeutic use of extract of bone-marrow. John S. Billings, Jr V, 115

Therapy and its future, on the present status of. Lewellys

F. Barker XI, 149

Thermophilic bacteria. William W. Ford. (Proceedings.)..

XVI, 149 Thiersch's skin grafting with exhibition of cases. Frederick

J. Brockway. (Proceedings.) I, 36

Thorwaldsen's statue of Christ, presentation of, to the Hospital VIII, 1

Thoracentesis, albuminous expectoration following, with report of a case. Herbert W. Allen XIV, 18

Thoroughness in nurses' work, quality of. Isabel H. Robb..

XIV, 225 Thrombi, multiple — multiple gangrene. William Osier. (Proceedings. ) I, 12

Thrombosis, cases of. Thomas B. Futcher. (Proceedings.)

XI, 48 exhibition of a case of. Louis M. "VVarfield. (Proceedings.) XIII, 147

of carotid artery. Harvey Cushing. (Proceedings.) . .XI, 260 of internal iliac vein, during pregnancy. F. C. Goldsborough XV, 193

peripheral venous, in pneumonia, with report of three cases and a review of those previously recorded.

Abstract. Walter R. Steiner XIII, 130

Thrombus. William G. MacCallum. (Proceedings.) XIV, 88

Thyroid gland, hemorrhagic cyst of. C. M. Faris XVI, ISO

note on the framework of. Joseph M. Flint XIV, 33

origin of. William K. Brooks IV, 47

hypertrophy, clinical features of. William S. Halsted.

( Proceedings. ) XVI, 288

preparations of, action of on the cortical nerve cell.

Henry J. Berkley VIII, 137

Tinea versicolor-bromidrosis. J. Williams Lord. (Proceedings.) HI, 120

Tinnitus aurium, preliminary report on a new method of

treating. Henry O. Reik. (Proceedings.) XV, 65

Toxalbumin of diphtheria, histological lesions produced by.

William H. Welch and Simon Flexner Ill, 17

Toxalbumins, so-called, lesions caused by. Simon Flexner.

( Proceedings. ) V, 83

Toxins, role of in inflammations of the eye. Robert L. Randolph XIV, 47

Trachoma, an interesting case of. Robert L. Randolph.

( Proceedings. ) V, 67

Trephining, primitive, illustrated by the Muniz Peruvian collection. W. J. McGee V, 1

Training of the surgeon. William S. Halsted XV. 267

Training School for Nurses, inauguration of, and opening of

the Nurses' Home I, 6

regulations as to admission I, 15

relation to the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Henry M.

Hurd I, 7

Transylvania University and its faculty, history of the medical department of. William J. Calvert X, 153

Trauma, surgical, cases of. James F. Mitchell. (Proceedings.) XI, 32

Trichinosis, studies on. Thomas R. Brown VIII, 79

Trichloracetic acid as a test for albumen in urine. D. Meredith Reese I, 33

Tubercle bacilli in tuberculous sputum, a method for the estimation of the actual number of. George H. F. Nuttall II, 67

solitary, of the stomach. Roy McL. Van Wart XIV, 235

Tuberculin in orthopedic surgery, diagnostic value of. William S. Baer and H. W. Kennard XVI, 13

Tubercles, pendulous, in the peritoneum. William G. MacCallum XII, 293

Tuberculosis, abdominal, case of. William D. Booker. (Proceedings.) II, 41

acute miliary. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.)

II, 84

American students of. Henry Barton Jacobs XIII, 199

cases of. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) VI, 69

following syphilis. Samuel Amberg. (Proceedings.) .XI, 258

Koch treatment of I, 108

II, 4, 7, 38

legislation against. Reiba Thelin. (Correspondence.)..

XV, 263

of aorta. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) II, 120

of aorta. Warfie'd T. Longcope. (Proceedings.) XII, 27

of clavicle, infection of pleura and peritoneum, and general miliary tuberculosis. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) iv, 13

of hernial sac. James F. Mitchell. (Proceedings.) .XIII, 249

of hip, early exploratory operations in. Joseph C.

Bloodgood XI, 11

of intestine, primary. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) iv, 13

of kidney. Thomas S. Cullen. (Proceedings.) XIII, 14»

of knee. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) II, 63

of lip. John N. Mackenzie. (Proceedings.) I, 113 of oesophagus. Simon Flexner IV, 4

with the report of a case of unusual infection. Claribel Cone VIII, 229 of parotid gland. Rufus I. Cole. (Proceedings.) XV, 258

of testicle and miliary tuberculosis. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) Ill, 41

of tonsil, cheeks, and lips, primary. J. Williams Lord.

(Proceedings.) HI, 140

of urinary system in women. Report of thirty-five cases;

Guy L. Hunner XV, 8

pelvic, exhibition of a case of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) XIII, 141

exhibition of case of. Guy L. Hunner. (Proceedings.) XIII, 142

pleuro-peritoneal. William Osier. (Proceedings.) .. .VII, 79

present aspect of some vexed questions relating to, with suggestions for future research work. Edward L. Trudeau X. 121

pulmonary, in Baltimore. H. Warren Buckler XII, 288

with diffuse pneumonic consolidation, in a lion. William G. MacCallum and A. W. Clement XI, 85>

Tuberculous diseases in infancy and childhood, prevention of.

S. A. Knopf XII, 275 knee-joint, goitre, old dislocation of elbow. William S.

Halsted. ( Proceedings. ) IV, 97

Tubules of the kidney, note on the basement membranes of.

Franklin P. Mall XII, 133

Tumor, abdominal, containing a dermoid cyst. James F.

Mitchell. (Proceedings.) XII, 25

brain, probable. Demonstration of a case. Henry M.

Thomas. (Proceedings.) VIII, 215 developed from aberrant adrenal in the kidney. Thomas

S. Cullen VI, 37

of pancreas, primary. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) I, 51

of parathyroid gland. William G. MacCallum XVI, ST

uterine. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) II, 20

Tumors in the mouse. Louis B. Livingood VII, 177

malignant, arising in congenital moles. R. H. Whitehead XI, 221

further observations upon the treatment of with the toxins of erysipelas and Bacillus prodigiosus, with a report of 160 cases. William B. Coley VII, 157

of bone, benign, with cyst formation, pathology and treatment of. William S. Halsted. (Proceedings.) ..XV, 262

of ovary, so-called osseous. J. Whitridge Williams. (Proceedings.) Ill, 123

of ovaries, solid, complicating pregnancy. William B.

Swan IX, 56

of suprarenal gland, primary malignant. Otto G. Ramsay X, 20

of uterus, large myomatous, treatment of. Howard A.

Kelly II, 45

of womb, complicated fibroid, with a description of two

methods of operating. Howard A. Kelly XI, 56

Typhoid fever. See Fever, typhoid.

Typhoid perforation treated by surgical operation. John M. T.

Finney. (Proceedings.) VIII, HO

spine. Thomas McCrae. (Proceedings.) XIV, 85

spine. William Osier. (Proceedings.) XII, 265

Ulcer, gastric. Clinical varieties and symptoms. Campbell

P. Howard. (Proceedings.) XVI, 116

Diagnosis and medical treatment. Thomas McCrae.

(Proceedings.) XVI, 116

of stomach caused by the diphtheria bacillus. William R. Stokes XII, 209

early case of. Joseph C. Bloodgood XV, 345

exhibition of specimen of. Simon Flexner. (Proceedings.) IX, 41

peptic, in the jejunum of a dog, following gastroenterostomy, with a review of the cases reported in man.

Stephen H. Watts XIV, 191

Ulceration of ileum. William T. Councilman. (Proceedings.) III. 31

Ulcers, of stomach, multiple tuberculous, with a report

of three cases. Alice Hamilton VIII, 75

perforating, cases of. Henry M. Thomas. (Proceedings.) II, 41

Ultraviolet rays. William W. Ford. (Proceedings.) XVI, 149

Uncinaria duodenalis, enteritis with anaemia caused by. John

L. Yates XII, 366

Uncinariasis, prevalence of in the Southern States. C. Wardell Stiles. (Proceedings.) XIV, 315

infection with the American species of. Thomas R.

Boggs XIV, 232

University education. Michael Foster IX, 69

Ureter, left, complete duplication of, from the kidney to the

bladder. Otto G. Ramsay VII, 201

Ureteral abnormality, notes on two cases of. George

Blumer VII, 174

Uretero-cystostomy performed seven weeks after vaginal

hysterectomy. Howard A. Kelly VI, 27

Ureterotomy. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) V, 137

Uretero-ureteral anastomosis. Uretero-ureterostomy. Howard A. Kelly IV, 89

Ureters, direct examination of the female bladder and catheterization of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) . .V, 16 Urethral orifice, external, measurement of. G. Brown Miller XII, 251

stricture, congenital, associated with hematuria and symptoms suggesting renal disease. John W. Churchman XVI, 256

Urethritis, chronic, infectiousness of. E. R. Owings. . . .VIII, 210

Urinary anomalies. Thomas R. Brown XI, 97

diagnosis, limitations of. Richard C. Cabot. (Proceedings.) XV, 174

Urine, specific gravity of, during anaesthesia and after salt

solution enemata. Thomas R. Brown IX, 190

uncontaminated. Howard A. Kelly XI, 91

Utero-vaginal prolapso, report of two cases of. H. C. Thachcr.

XVI, 184 Uterus duplex solidus, with atresia of the vagina and cervix,

case of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) IV, 109

Uveitis following gonorrhoea! ophthalmia, oedematous changes in the epithelium of the cornea in a case of. BSd ward Stieren IX, 290

Vaccine and vaccination. George Dock XV, 109

Vagina, double, with operation, case of. Hunter Robb....V, 50

Vaginal cysts. Thomas S. Cullen XVI, 207

Varicose veins of leg. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) .VI, 32 ovarian, ligation of. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) . I, 23 Vaso-motor center, concerning a definite regulatory mechanism of, which controls blood-pressure during cerebral

compression. Harvey Cushing XII, 290

Vena cava, superior, obliteration of. William Osier. .. .XIV, 169 obstruction of. William Osier. (Proceedings.) ....II, 40 Venesection in cardiac and arterial disease. Henri A. La fleur II, 112

Ventilation, influence of upon the number of organisms floating in the atmosphere I, 13

Viscera, transposition of. Theodore Hough IV, 8

Visceral crises in the erythema group, on the surgical importance of. William Osier. (Proceedings.) ... .XV, 259 diseases, mental phenomena and. Cary B. Gamble, Jr. XV, 247 pathological alterations, the result of superficial burns.

Charles R. Bardeen. (Proceedings.) VIII, 81

Visual field as a factor in general diagnosis. G. E. de Schwei nitz. (Proceedings.) VI, 15

Volvulus of Meckel's diverticulum with recovery after operation. William J. Taylor XII, 326

recurrent. John M. T. Finney. (Proceedings.) IV, 27

von Langenbeck, Baron, Surgeon-General of the German Army, Professor of Surgery in the University of

Berlin. Walter B. Piatt V, C2

von Recklinghausen's disease with paralysis and muscular

atrophy of arms and legs. Henry M. Thomas. .XIV, 204 von Volkmann, Richard. Rudolf Virchow. ( Translation.) . .1. 20

Warren, John Collins. J. G. Mumford XIV, 180

Water supply and epidemics, relation between. Alexander

C. Abbott I. 55

Welch's (Dr.) graduation, twenty-fifth anniversary of.... XI. 135 Wiescnthal, Charles Frederick, medicinap practicus, the father of the medical profession of Baltimore. Eugene F.

Cordell XI. 170

Wiesenthal's (Dr. Charles Frederick) medical reports. Eugene F. Cordell XVI. 407

Witches' pharmacopoeia. Robert Fletcher VII, 147

Winthrop, Governor John, Jr., of Connecticut, as a physician.

Walter R. Steiner XIV. 294

Wolcott, Erastus B., and Bobbs, John S., sketch of the lives

of. Martin B. Tinker XII, 247

Women in medicine. Howard A. Kelly. (Proceedings.) .VII. 50 Wound, of abdomen, gunshot. Richard H. Follis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 55

of abdomen, stab. Richard H. Follis. (Proceedings.) XIII, 142

of chest, gunshot perforating. Joseph C. Bloodgood.

(Proceedings.) VII. 24

of right lumbar region, bullet. Richard H. Follis. . . .XV, 57

X-rays in surgery, use of. E. A. Codman XIV. 120

X-rays, effects of, upon lower animal life and the tube best

suited to their destruction. Kennon Dunham. . . XV. "1